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-["### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk selling 7b the day before cpi data... this will tank and bring down the whole market tomorrow \ud83d\ude31### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk Sold is the word### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up she goes, down she goes. There's not a share that doesn't happen. The beta is higher than most but so is the opportunity for gains long term.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope for best tommorow but i guess cpi will show the way### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHS pattern formed on weekly/ monthly chart. Enter short and cover above 900. Very good trade atm.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it is sick### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Amazing, 8 and 50 . . . .### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's a kind of magic . . . .### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nothing wrong with the vision in just the pricetag theres wrong 150-200 billion looks more right in my eyes### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: got high proffitmargins right now but they will come down in the future elon musk say that he sell cheaper cars### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Weird blip in the matrix### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: they will never sell so many cars### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looks like all the hope for a rebound just dissapeared### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10$ drop on agai. nothing daily tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: brutal### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold all my shares haha### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there's still lots of time for it to go down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: (\uff0d\u2038\u10da)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Reaches a maximum 900 today and not more :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell Now :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: think i'm gonna sell all my shares### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it should have been 1 for 20 or 30### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a stocksplit dont ad value### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so what a stock dont add value### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is Tesla's second stock split, with the first one announced on Aug. 11, 2020. The 5-for-1 split took effect on Aug. 31, 2020. Between these periods, the stock ran up by a massive 81% compared to a more modest 11% advance by the Nasdaq 100 Index, Future Fund founder Gary Black noted in a tweet.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10:28a ET 8/9/2022 - BenzingaTesla Stock Jumped 80% During The 2020 Share Split. What May Happen This Time, According To One AnalystMentioned:tTSLA TWTRTesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) announced Friday a 3-for-1 stock split that would be paid out as a stock dividend on Aug. 24 to shareholders on record as of Aug. 17. The stock would begin to trade on a split-adjusted basis on Aug. 25.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: strong buy for me### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There is magic in the air  . . . .### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 900 is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Poor bulls got made at me yesterday for shorting tesla calls. They have no idea. They want to get rich quick but are failing badly### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cmon go 870 thid is by far way to hard down on panic on nothing### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Most Ev\u2019s won\u2019t qualify for the New Federal Tax credit .The Bill just passed requires that an Ev needs to contain a battery built in North America with minerals mined or recycled in North America.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: even at 200-250 it would be ekspensive got to go down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: keep on crashing### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yees yess### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please continue to go down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no support matters### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oversold overvalued its going down we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://m.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/tesla-discloses-lobbying-effort-to-set-up-factory-in-canada-2868155### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: endlass crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye bye 900 hello 775### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: scamming the bulls almost 100$ down in 1day cmon bit more realistic trade### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: once a good stock now done with the most cheapest headlines u can imagine### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bruh europeans keep the ell pressure on they never want to bcm rich poor qontinent.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: im still buying like said one of the 32 companies who maintain stable profits. whiel tesla taking more ev share aswell expectations of 2M a day thats great### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone can recommend me some books to improve my operations? In particular on how to manage my capital. Thank you### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See you at 400 post merge.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: new day new crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And there it goes, magical fifty,,,,### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 950 + day### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green after 30 min### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -2% in 8minutes on good sale except china due production change lol a mess. this is now a meme stock. stocks who drop on good news. and get bought on nothing### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 today coming.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Maxige= rtard### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bruh red again pff gettign tired of this again only down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dominating anywhere except china thats not bad. they changed production lines in giga shanghai due covid outbreaks so i see no loss really.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: #1 in cali sales hahahahahaha thats because the democrsts charge 8 dollars a gallon### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: and red scam stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bruh it was +1% and again selling profits uh joke stocks i ging to be happy when im out. never again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: longs for tp 900 if tesla can even manage to gain after that ridiculous selling yesterday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Number 1 rule of investing: have a trading plan AND stay with it. Long term, short term, stop limits or buy on dips, you choose. /// One thing about Tesla stock is that there's volitilty, enough so, that you must have a trading plan. TSLA has a strong balance sheet and visiony leadrrship. Fear not.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the uninformed: Tesla is too risky for you AND you probably dont have a single tsla share. Please Go now and tend to your penny stocks.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bought before close tp 900 then im out### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Poor bulls got so excited in the morning challenging everyone to short Tesla. My $1000 short calls are printing. Poor bulls have no idea.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: he needs money to buy twitter### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: selling of last days can only be Elon and his brother... thats it!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: from now on u can label this a meme stock a swing of 30% a week### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: not trading was long and closed out but look thsi downmove again thats just ridiculous selling  btu this complete gives the wallstreet character of a casino### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashccan### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going red again jiiihhaaa### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Extremely bearish pa right now on 1d. Closed the gap and went below the open.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am still holding this no matter what!### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla shareholders on record prior to Aug 17th, will receive the 3:1 split shares offically trading on morning of Aug 25th.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell for $500 soon !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only stock im holding super comfortable, same as msft and apple. Just zero worry### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good that i bought, this was exavtly what i thought because tesla dumped for no reason friday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears low education and wealth is showing now### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easiest day traders stock in the world. if you can make money playing this long or short everyday, you shouldn't be doing this as your hobby or living.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All the bears should put their money where their mouths are and short this. I did and am very long on TSLA.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close at $900 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: jumk looks set to rally again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: JAKARTA (Reuters) - U.S. carmaker Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has signed contracts worth about $5 billion to buy materials for their batteries from nickel processing companies in Indonesia, a senior cabinet minister told CNBC Indonesia. Southeast Asia's biggest economy has been trying to get Tesla to set up a production facility in the country, which has major nickel reserves. President Joko Widodo met with Tesla founder Elon Musk earlier this year to drum up investment.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: With incresing quarterly output and the predicted 2 million EV for the year, 1300 presplit is not only likely, it&quot;s going to happen based on balance sheet data.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's the Moderators to stop these bot spammers??### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CASHFLOW FOR GUNS AND FOOD AND HYGIENEPATCHES.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello bots, so let's talk about tesla and not crypto### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650 on monday be ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hate this stock but I've learned not to bet against it lol### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please stop the Bots spamming this comment section### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Destroy the fricking BOTS!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well I did warn I expected a retracement after Earnings, and I've been bang on 100% correct on my previous calls the last few weeks. I'm waiting to add @825 (0.618) major level of support, for next big bounce to 946. This is healthy to maintain momentum for challenging the 1k level before the end of this month. Can't wait. \ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Aftermarket move is a bunch of ****### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What happened to tsla?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: se you in monday :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its just begining to go down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 870+### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stock market istanbul share code (RNPOL) there are 12 million stocks in the market, it is very low, so if strong buyers have strong money inflows, it will increase many times over.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: in your dreams### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: than 1500 :) target### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: noop 1000+ this month :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750- low 800s buying more### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 890 soon haha### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going down because of rates### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why add a future looser### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good time add more### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Poor \u201cget rich quick\u201d folks got their ___ handed to them. They think the money is still cheap and institutions pour in huge money to cause more short squeezes. Retail has always been misled to believe that they have the power, tesla is not working out now they are looking at smaller companies to create squeezes where they can move the needle more.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good time to buy ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: #2 buy on Zacks### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: chek my msg I told Tesla or apple both r loses in china Taiwan tensions. so tesla is down 5%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk said the CyberTruck was still slated for mid-2023 production at Giga Austin, though he warned things there were some changes.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 600 is coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 600 is on the### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf3 says \ud83c\uddf9\ud83c\uddfc needs re-education like the uighur people### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf3 declared sanctions against the USA \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye bye 800### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: But, but, but... split! Or no?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon selling to buying Twtr...### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying more in couple days , waitin market to dip### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u00af_(\u30c4)_/\u00af### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buying the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1600 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how low can we go### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stocking up right now, would be extremely wise. $ 1.500 minimum (= $500 after split) in less than a year.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do you think it will go down more guys### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I could not have been any more accurate yesterday, when I called the Closing price yesterday @ 925. This should considerably weaken this level as resistance going forward, and I also mentioned the likelihood of retracement over the next few days. Now looking for a higher low to be established around support @ 880, or even better @ 824 (0.618) to firmly entrench support for the next bounce going forward to challenge next resistance @ 946 and 1020. The next 30 days will be crucial from a share split perspective, but negligible over the next 2 qtrs as Tesla starts gaining even more momentum by the end of this year with at least 2M+ of active production capacity. 2023 is gonna be \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25. GL.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats happening### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Drop coming in### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk at Tesla sharholder meeting: When our competitors advertise for electric vehicles every time they do that our sales go up \ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please dont fall into the trap of thinking this stock split is going to inflate the price somehow### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Moon or Mars?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Approved 3 to 1 stock split### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next month price### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next month price### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Evening star.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how can I withdraw my profit### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The preliminary vote tally was announced at Tesla's annual meeting on Aug. 4, 2022. Final results will be released within four business days.\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (TSLA) Shareholders Approve 3-For-1 Stock SplitApproval comes as Tesla's market value rebounds toward $1 trillion \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crazy dogs### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stop giving them free money.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Could they even vote against the split tonight?I mean, it's no secret that it's splitting...what's the catch to owning after this huge increase in last month### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am down $700 today $940 c exp 8/5 tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its red now I told china Taiwan tensions is impact to tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe but there are resistance every time its goes up. thats where i make my money### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 950 tomorrow.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shareholders will vote about the split### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the split are not news its old news he got to come with more than that or the price will go down again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gonna announce the split tonight or no?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: im still in green it just like allways when it go up you go short and take your proffit and you dont have to be short forever its not black or white to me all i need is movement in the price but im pretty sure it will come down again the hype around musk are driving the price up so if he dont have a nice fairytale today it cant drop like a stone### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla need 5 earths to sell all the cars they need to justify this valueation### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A few months back when tesla reached $1000 , i remember $1000 share price used to mean $1.05 trillion market cap. Now 922 share price means $965 billion market cap. Amazing how fast Tesla is issuing new shares. There will be a time in upcoming years when $1000 will mean 1.5 trillion. Bullish! Moon!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears talking about a crash haven\u2019t checked their portfolios recently### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hold on to your hats### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So, if the 3:1 splits tomorrow the price will be around $300+### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any close above 925 will setup quite nicely to challenge 952 resistance. A strong break there could cause a strong fast rip to 1000, before profit taking cuts in and brings it back down again. I normally try not to trade too much around earnings, and usually expect some retracement over the following 3 days or so. Keeping an eye on support levels, this will also determine if another stronger challenge attempt at the 1K level will arise during the rest of Q3. GL, fun times ahead. \ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: junk rally, junk stock doing wlel - no suprises here### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: WARNING! China is surrounding Taiwan and there is no turning back. They will take Taiwan.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla slip 10% canfarm..china fire blastic missile in Japan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE ratio 100 so at least 5 times overpriced. Unless the stockmerge is coming.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears been shorting this stock past 3+years, super super sad### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello Bulls! Seems like a great time to short the bearbubble again.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla will be at 1100 by next week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1500 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dump this. H&amp;S tops, right shoulder in formation on the HTFs.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im just thinking about the potential geo-political threat when China turns against the biggest China operating western businesses and crushes our economy. What would this mean for Tesla?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This time 2400### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Split?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trashlaa to the moon.. the biggest nonsense I have ever seen### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: end of the month 1050### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its all fake..### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3,000 is coming friends### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any news about voting for splitting?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going up nicely \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears low I Q entertains me### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: f... this looks kind of bullish short term \ud83d\ude11### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Upvote to downvote ratio on this forum indicates there are too many \u201cget rich quick\u201d folls here \ud83d\ude1d### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you have nothing constructive to say please avoid posting bull ********### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am taking Venmo for today's advice. only $5.00. Would you spend $5.00 to turn $1,000 into $1,100 in a day?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears are always afraid to buy but brave to take massive losses shorting this### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: china taiwan tensions only impact on tesla or apple so don't buy### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 post split### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 870### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 950 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 901.76### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: got a little bit left in it before it drops againmaybe \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm gonna bet Trujam will be on here again later, crying and whining on how it doesn't seem to go down. So clueless. Much Sad. \ud83d\ude0c\ud83d\ude0c### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope all $TSLA owners voted for their questions to be answered at the annual shareholders meeting, I also hope none of you voted for the top voted question on there either lmfao. \ud83d\ude11\ud83d\ude11### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going sub 500 tomorrow. guranteed :P### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 18 sla### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up?### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 900..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when tesla announce sales numbers for last month ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only question is will they carry overnight if yes tomorrow big gap up possible for relly### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when there is no free fall means buyers are active without making any fall .. precisely short covering chances that why said at 1% short only if hedged### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is this a buy pre split? Google has done nothing since theirs but AMZN has...### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trashlaa is on the move with rookie FOMO traders-1500 target next week than 3000 following week### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's always way better to hedge with ce and go short this profit sharing guys will always to opposite trades to retailers sentiment### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is not fool he will offload silently and give a statement later did same thing in crypto### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: China is to eager to steal their intellectual property from tsla shut down tlsa.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who needs profits, when there is dementia green new deal :D### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: apple already cut then Tesla battery down start now### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla &amp; apple depand on china .its fall start now then Nasdaq also big fall### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: profit sharing guys just do opposite to market sentiment that's their only agenda### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nothing it's a lesson not to short without hedging simple### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @ Henrik; your thoughts please.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears are still blaming fraud and manipulation instead of their bad decisions### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Scamesla keeps going up regardless of all bad news and earnings, circus scam market### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udc02### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: first Russia - ukarine &amp; now china - tiwan.. be cautious guys with longs### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sure guys, keep shorting tsla and lose your as\u2022es.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will touch 1000$ biggest scam of this centruay### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yesterday it went up and then in the end it went down. Today it went up again .### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla will keep rising it won't go down very much### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Scam tesla### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it ever goes down, what a scam### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What is the motivation to buy this company for 1T$? Tesla is good for 1/3 of this price, not more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: finally sold ;)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last free advice. Buy Tesla Today. 885Walk away, come back and talk to me in a year.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the high 936 yesterday looks like a quick pullback to 775-825 this week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ridiculous how it artificially ran from 600s to 950 cause of a mediocre earnings. So rigged.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Run! China's revenge inevitable, Tesla, Apple will be hit the most### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @ GJ Dan I've tried to block him but am not allowed. Go figure...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: spammeres go away### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: unchanged what a seesaw market today up and down up and down to end flat### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it traded at 630 6 weeks ago so thats 40-50% s in profit cash is king### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: profittaking### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rejected at 900 over and over and over again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: in your dreams### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 9 999 999 999 999 999 999 998 dollars, maybe ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ask yourself one question what would tesla be worth withoue elon musk and all his waka waka### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: most bears use certifikates or options### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it did so the last time but this the value are so high it wont change much theres no shortsqueeze shorts are about 2.5-3% of the sharevolumen so you can easy get out### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when volume goes up and the price goes down its a sign off profittaking### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: look at the volume today 32.5 mill shares traded so far so al that talk about more trade because off the the stock are nonsens### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i think that the price has gone to far a stock split dont add value so the big boys sell and take proffit i cant say where the price will be in three days but i my mind it would be around or below 800### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @Henrik; what do you expect this week levels TSLA will be trading given the upcoming stock split announcement?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just sold the bounce new shorts put in### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: china taiwan war mkt crash### Assistant: [skip, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: china tawain war Tesla and apple finished### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: noting wrong whit tesla exept the the shareprice its crazy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: calling this &quot;stock&quot; trash is a compliment### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red numbers on my screen told you so### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next stop 865-850### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: last time to buy in the $800s### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going red here we go### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wouldn't short it just yet. Patience### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA Bull I believe in you!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye bye 900### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am going to start charging with my advice. Do people prefer Venmo or PayPal?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no you just need movement up or down and you can be bullish and go short the same day i look at momentum and a chart still got this feeling that the market will sell off in the end off the day up 50 bucks and now just 11### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears are begging the bulls to stop### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: to high valuation tesla will never sell that much its crazy to much musk and to litle proffit im out for now good lock owning this crab sold everything at 907 40%+ today you made what 3 %### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sec should check this stock, clearly rigged up day after day after day### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How is life, TSLAQ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nobody cares about your teslacrazyness you are just like me your in it for the money### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When people hjave to announce they are making money and the stock is loosing steam and bla bla bla, nobody cares### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i dont short long time just a day or 2 if i go long i use a flat short so you dont loose it all if you get it wrong and long not more than 10-15% off my cash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the bullrun loosing steam proffittaking going on right now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if the market and tesla goes red im making 50%+### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you can use flat short or x3 x5 x10 and so on tha first short a x10 at 910 sold at 997 the next x5 still holding that one but its x10 at 934 so im in the green up about 18% right now### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its falling back down in a positive market thats not a good sign its oversold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: that was nice a good time to go short i made a loth off money at that time and im making money taday as well### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it ever comes down. what a scam lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so many FOMOs in Trashlaa### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will see 1000 this week, but be careful at 1100, lots of big sharsk might sell there### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: proffittaking are comming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: but its up 55 % since the lows### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trashlaaa### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still looking at value a spilt dosent add value### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why this joke is up 5%?### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now im all in short at 934### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Blue count 1100 when it reaches this we must be a bit careful, though split is soon so anything can happen### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hot pants### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: profit booking start now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going red today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its fun to hear shorts losing miney### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: okay sold when it got below 900### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: blind short here . today 800 ,765 both will be achieved### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: new shorts at 920### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short at 910### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its time to short tesla again 50% up from the lows and no value for money just a nice fairytaie### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking good already### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: allways spam about bitcoin here why dont investing com remove them### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for close over 200MA @ 908 to establish support. Resistance @ 924, 952, 976 and then 1024. Support at 870 and 850. Hopefully we'll see consolidation between these ranges and strong bounce off lower support to setup the next long leg going into Q4. GL. \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EV tax credit discussed in the Senate if you are wondering why the price jump. Another company ordered EVs from Tesla as a +### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This site is in SERIOUS NEED OF MODERATORS!  Sick to death of spammers that I cannot block!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Squeezed back to ATH### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is FOMO rally### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is FOMO rally### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Too high but I don't feel comfortable shorting outright. Been playing the options for modest### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this could be 700 very soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what do you do with tsla? range is clearly bewteen 700 and 1000$ a share every time it nears 1000$ kimbal and elon Plugs start dumping shares what do you guys think short or long??? I'm seriously curious I booked profts late Friday and have 80% in cash### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cybertruck , semi, roadster... tesla back to 1200 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I noticed a conference of spammers haunting this comments secion ...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Almost 1000$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tusla gud stonk?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/07/29/why-tesla-shares-moved-higher-today/### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets go to 1000 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Doesnt make sense to me, it is a bit too high### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5% up on low volume = stock buyback.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wouldn't short it just yet. Keep an eye for ef 4200ish to trigger.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Woooooow, im sooooo surpriiiiiised.... Tesla is up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trashla is going insane.. did elon found a new universe?### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear flag \ud83d\udea9### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy with both hands### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 target next week then 1500 following week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why trashla up? somebody can explain?### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wallstreet gets shocked when roadster and cybertruck releases### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 790 next week. GL.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cmon don\u2019t take my 850 CCs \ud83e\udd7a### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Puts on sale! Get em before the end of the day.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 866 good place as any sell and short. cheers \ud83d\udc3b\ud83e\udd43\ud83d\udea8### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA best wife ever### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Before we start getting too far ahead of ourselves, first things first we need to consolidate some ground here to establish support for the next few legs up over the next 6 months. Any close today over $850 will seriously stamp intentions on testing the next resistance @ 908. Once the 200MA is broken, this will then expose the next leg up to 1000 and beyond. Could happen in 2 weeks, or 2 months, but 850+ today will be right on the money for future growth. GL. \ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell while you can### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 1500 and beyond### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rising Three Methods, after breakout from Saucer Formation! Let's see if T.A. works! Unless I am wrong about what I see!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rising Three Methods MF!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: New tax credits insane catalyst for the stock imo. No union ***** no manufacturer cap. \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moon and beyond!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $1000 VERY VERY SOON!!! HO HO HO!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700 very soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $900 very very soon. Jump in now or will be late.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The dip has past, Kimbal Musk exercises 25K options to buy $TSLA. Bullish.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shortsqeeze to many shorts and a bit of good news a bad combination### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yes scammers### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla , apple very recessiln proof companies, people keep buying premium stuff because rich people have always money### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys uts very big breakout in tesla .. after almost more thelan 1 year time tesla on monthly time frame closing above 850.. for the very first time when i lt was closing above 850 on monthly time frame then it boom to 1200+ .. now again history is going to repeat just wait and see if it give 850 on closing basis till tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking like this was as high as it can go for now, get ready for next leg down on weekly chart!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: above 850 there is no monthly candle closes...only 1 time a monthly candle closes above 850 and then prices straight goes to 1200 ...so 850 is physiological strong resistance...and only 1 day remaining for July month candle closing.. if it closes above 850 then tesla will boom and maybe be can see new lifetime high within 2-3 months### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when there is no money to buy food, people will still be able to afford tesla. what a sh\u2022\u2022t stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Does anyone know if there is any reason for the resistence at 850? tia### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am starting to feel like TSLA will stay hot looking at past trends and the demand that out for it, keep in mind Elons mouth will only drop the price so far lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is so weird day what is rhe market doing, cant decide if bull or to be bear### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will go 900 from this level easily in upcoming 1-2 weeks### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I want back into TSLA but don\u2019t know if I should mess with it at this price hmmmm### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only long position otherwise you will be in trap### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now long### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down to 825### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1,500 long term target 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rofl### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wait until Tesla gets an IG rating. The howls and teeth gnashing from the bears are gonna be hilarious to see.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: and it s back to 820 today. GL!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it ever goes down. what a scam### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh noes! Tesla is about to get buried... in OVERWHELMING DEMAND! I'd like to know what they're drinking in West Virginia, but it must be potent stuff to come up with an open ended EV Rebate like that, that just goes on and on for the next 10 years! Total wasteful use of funds imho. Tesla already has far too much demand now, with waiting lists upto 12 months on some configurations. What do you think is gonna happen when you start giving more people $7,500 to go out and buy an EV? Tesla is gonna have to raise prices again to tamper down demand, and what do you think is gonna happen to their profit margins when they start raising prices? I'm sorry bears, but you're gonna be an endangered species very soon, for a very long, long time to come when this goes through. They are going to sell everything they make, as fast as they can make it, With Inventory levels down to only 4 Days from Factory to Buyer, they will also easily exceed 2.25 - 2.5 million cars next year. I may even have to revise my PT's up going forward now, as I was expecting less than 40x 2023 EPS, but this may prove to be an even greater catalyst on demand than many expect. I doubt few would have seen this coming. \ud83e\udd14\ud83e\udd14\ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Berlin to increase production 200% by October 2022. 900 on the horizon. Should hit 850 plus today just on this news alone. Wait until they start showing drone photos of Cybertruck stamped shells ( just like they did with Y ) in the parking lot of Giga Texas.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 900 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rtyu### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650 soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Man can we still talk about a bear market? SPY traced back to 400### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any bo\u00f5ks about trading psychology?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just wait for Jerome to start speaking, that should really get it pumpin'### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 75 BPS or 750 BPS, it doesn't really matter, it's all priced in.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rate hike and my TSLA is just laughing it off!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can Model X fly by flapping it's wing doors? Maybe an OTA can make this possible??### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All bad news is already priced in, so all news is good news folks. Pump to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: happy to see the bounce back from yesterday. 850 coming in the next 5 days of trading due to huge announcement regarding gigapress Cybertruck testing in Austin tx### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Might even try to reach last weeks highs, look at the ptteen, crazy buying pressure### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After bouncing strongly off my predicted support at 770, now looking for consolidation and close above 800 to set up new support level. 809 is key area to watch, just to make it +4.20% for the day. \ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it may come down very sharply. Q3 will be much more challanging for the companies than Q2.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think the market will increase today.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Took my $100 5yrs ago interest free and still no cyber truck\u2026. Genius or scammer?### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 next### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA again is used to manipulate the NASDAQ index today.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 72x otw .. short### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: down until 750 to cover the gap and after that clear route to 1k(just my oppinion, not a signal)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This should be a decent week for Tesla too much support behind it for it to drop too much further.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon got his Gmail revoked lolol no more Google products for tesla CEO### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it goes down. what a scam### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah man what did fboy Elon Plugs tweet this time, god daxxit, it never ends### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market is dog ***again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lucky 888 first \ud83c\udfb0 to the moon \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 80% up today? god forbid it ever goes down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe 900 today ?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Smashed it out of the park last week with my predictions of 750, 770 and 800, as well as expecting a nice SP bump if earnings showed &gt;1.90 EPS. Sentiment is still weighing heavy on market, so won't go too overboard this week, however I expect solid gains this week if it manages to break and close above 825. Daily convergence now above zero point at 2.01, so should provide solid support for the rest of this week. Expecting consolidation at this level before attempts @ 860, break here will put 200MA @ 908 in play. Any breakdowns will look for support @ 770. Q3 EPS I'm expecting big things with target of $4.20, and with Q4 even better still. Should be interesting, GL. \ud83d\ude0f\ud83d\ude0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 660 in a month### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not only does Elon shoot payloads into space, but into other billionaires wives as well...### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You are Crazy\ud83e\udd23\ud83d\ude02\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nicw### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nicw### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nicw### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The scammers are working really hard here.This is an obvious exercise of sabotaging this Tesla forum. Block them as soon as you see them.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Heavy short on TSLA. PE still too high - cash flow issue will implode company. Cash is king - Elon will be forced to sell part of company just to stay in business. Cash is king. KIA and VW models now prevailing in Europe.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla cashes out 3/4ths or $936 million in their Bitcoin holding### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The negative bashers shorts like Vik who contributes nothing is simply a short man.Not a nice person.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: think that someone bought at 842 lol. looool looool looool. first day and already red account lol. The pain later when red becomes biger and biger is priceles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 814 then 740### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tulipmania### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bubblw### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still early to sell, you dont want to leave this over the weekend### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell now you can### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the market is highly manipulated. just by pre-set so call &quot;expectation&quot;....come on! Snap has warned its bad result long time ago!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: talk yourself out of recession and live in dillusion when the rate hikes happen. you will lose everything and it will happen very quick...then talk yourself out again why didn't you sell off and clear your folios before rate hike....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the analysist said resecion starts by the end of this year and some of you talking about 1k and more lol. like when elon sold from 1200. some of the people needs to be hustled. its in theyr genes to lose it all### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it goes down like the rest of the freakin market for one freakin time### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My guess for the split is when its too expensive for retail buyers\u2026### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who can burst this bubble?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 910.00### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: remember elon'$ chest and *****, when this hits 1500 by Feb 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When splitting occurs?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: probably 1 K soon.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The run up before the reverse split### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: drop down a bit to 800### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah ******snap is down 31 % and counting, fn Elon Plugs paylor then a ghost, I'm surehe had something to do with this### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good time to sell ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pumping TSLA to keep the market afloat, nice### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Revenue comes from selling BTC on a loss, but of course theyll keep pumping it like a scam### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That's glorious, 1 billion of the revenue comes from a bitcoin loss. LMAO what a genius. Exponential growth right?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going down at 746.50 to close that gap? what do you think### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Plugs do anything with snap? lookat this its down 29% in the premarket?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As long as fed still shows us they are weak on rate hike Tesla 2000 eom### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What's going on here... another ponzi??### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Does investing.com have a bot-problem?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy Ethereum Classic big rally### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: comp\u00e9tition is starting to take hold. can Tesla be the Mercedes of e cars? what valuation is that going to sustain?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just think, tsla gained entire years revenue in market cap in one day on a less than 0.1% earnings improvement per price. Consider all the obstacle 6-18 months ahead that is just ridiculous. Bubble might be bursting, but still a loooong way down.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets just see whether the people who say buy two days after earnings are correct. That'd be tomorrow, correct? I got in six or so months ago. Hanging on.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Glass purchase investigation for fraud and pointing to Elon. This is about to fall fast.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This forum has more bots than twitter### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What an incredible stock. GL to bears trying to time the crash on this thing.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's Rob? He offered useful advice and comments for the likes of me. Many here should follow Sean...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fist more bears with Elon Musk### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's not gonna happen bears - eat my shorts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to buy TSLA!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short this piglet### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Seems clear several here went into earnings short seeing many comments against TSLA. Smart money has bought !### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it may be the last chance to buy TSLA today at 815.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have to sell my Tesla to add more shorts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well, it would appear by many comments there are a lot of very short people here. Worthiless### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This shows that the number of stupid and unexperienced investors in the market is still pretty high. We need a reset.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You habe to applaud the pure stupidity of this. Bravo### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Way to high### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Scam### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bet against tesla and elon, u get what u f deserve### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: haha, pants on fire### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mid 2023 is when full production capacity is achieved - share price circa $1800.00### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: take your profit!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why are my comments being censored?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is buying back the shares he sold to lure titter : )### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 in one week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla eaten heavy dose vigra### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm glad the SEC doesn't allow any market manipulation### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Automotive gross margin came in at 27.9%, down from 32.9% last quarter and 28.4% a year ago, impacted by inflation and more competition for battery cells and other components that go into electric vehicles.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you are going to miss the train- buy with both hands### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 by tomorrow buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol Teala tried to dress up their earnings numbers. Had to sell bitcoin finally (recently) to convert negative cash flow into positive.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +69 usd .. :P### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2k by eoy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: remember Elon's ********when this hits $1500 on inflation fuels debt cycle , good luck shorts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is a dangerous over bought rally .. take profits soon. Will disapear by tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 8% on fairly average if not weaker earnings? shows the state the US markets are in, they have become a gambling den and this has also spread out to the commodity and currencies markets, I truly think the US markets need a 80% crash not because that'll be a fair price just the take the gamblers out the equation and so the market could recover and function normally again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BOOOOOMM Headshot### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will be 420 after the split### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so hight### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice sell abou bit coins.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I almost felt sorry for the people who shorted yestrday afer reuters and this site posted the wrong earning numbers...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bears don't know what's going on, the only thing I would short is tsla but this could easily go up another 7 % between now and the close seems like its risk on in general will start loading up again on my positions before the end of the day going into the weekend### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is going above 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears seem to be crying now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GGGGGGGGGGOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon and brother getting ready to dump again.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the gap will be covered?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is litterally the best thing that could have happened, lol fuSHLLS!! do something, I will short it from here and buy it back cheaper, this is amazing, this is the greatest day of my life!!! where that's sorry excuse for a trader DARTH the duxxas, gets all uptight when someone insults Elon toupee Musk, diamond hands musk lol### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So TSLA converted ~$1B of Bitcoin and called it Revenue?### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla is not going down stop giviing false information### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come on, lets get this to 800, soon split, that means more people will trade this stock.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogogo 800 ludicrous speed ON### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy with both hands### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla just fantastic company i expected eps be way under $2 but they exceeded $2 while keeping positive margins in new factories whaaatthe heekk , legacy manufacturers cant even pull positive margins from their ev plants \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will close below 760 probably. Big boys getting out next 1-4 days probably. You have been warned, don't go long at the top.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying 780 puts here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: biden just tested positive (covid, not monkeypox)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh man I think Elon is buying back most likely right ?### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear BBQ is back on the menu### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears seem very uneducated now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the bots are back### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: About Q2, No comments. ELAN I WAIT 2 GFACTORYS ON MARS TO 2035.### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Opened lucky 777 \ud83c\udf40 \ud83c\udfb0 \ud83d\ude80to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: market so many stupid peolpe make disaster. go to hospital### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The bears trying their best in the comments section to spread FUD is always a comforting sight.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so stupid american need education. bad data is not good. your papa musk sold everything.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: (-) ON TESLA'S demise: All you will need for charging your car will be an antenna! What about the lines to get on the charger during Holiday travel? At 80 miles an hour, the battery lasts for only 220 miles as I understand. So, drive for 3 hours, charge for 3 hours, plus a 2 hour wait in line. Do you understand that Nicholas Teslas' Towers of free energy are up and working? This means a battery operated car is just a golf cart with a 900 pound anchor attached! And what of the hazardous waste disposal of the old, unrecyclabe, $14,000 battery?### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be part of a world-famous team. Find opportunities to grow and succeed in your career at McDonald's. To submit an application, click the messenger icon.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stupid .. you will die### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So let me get this straight. TSLA sold ~1B in Bitcoin, and called it Revenue in order to barely beat Revenue estimates?### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Guys dont you know stocks only go up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: amazing unhappy that they only made 2.2 billion for the second quarter instead of 3.3 billion forecasted due to what they made first quarter warning signs only 2.2 billion could put him on the soup line### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it goes down. scam stock manipulated up as always### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lucky 777 \ud83c\udfb0 \ud83c\udf40### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: without Bcoin offsetting losses, it would have been really bad reported earnings. what's left to sell to offset now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I guess Elon Plugs didn't have diamond hands after all, what a surprise, lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u201cA solid Q2 sets up the rest of the year to be the sunburn of the century for $TSLA shorts\u201d -Elon (regretting recent shirtless choices) @28delayslater \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If it falls don't be surprised. Though they beat expectations, their revenue decreased by 1.75 billion from the previous quarter and their profit felt &quot;only&quot; 1 billion. They improved their margin by increasing their price.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: With these positive earnings and a split within weeks, Tesla's rise will be staggering. Stock up while you can.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who on earth still thinks this is a trillion dollar company### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla's quarterly report represents an earnings surprise of 24.73%. A quarter ago, it was expected that Tesla would post earnings of $2.15 per share when it actually has produced earnings of $3.22, delivering a surprise of 49.77%.Over the last four quarters, the company has surpassed consensus EPS estimates four times.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back in the days of the A-Team. BA Baraccus, Hannibal, Face and Murdock made a Cybertruck in hours. Tesla expects delivery mid 2023...### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Almost 750$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: in fact nothing special for the earning except people predicted big loss from crypto so lower eps all other is obvious and full of uncertain but market just tried to fool us### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good that tesla sold majority of their BTC### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: my bet is tsla gaps into the open and sells off down to 700 by end if day. all the sell side bull analyst comments which is typical hype shall be ignored### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: expect 10% upmove today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: whoever own or manages the forum thread....is as bad as the bots they allow to be on itTesla to 800### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just want to sell expired worthless callls to newbs for 3 yrs. ATM :) - 2011 Bull### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bots suk!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this spam is so bad - and this website wants me to sign up for premium...### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good Q2 earnings. \ud83d\udc4c\ud83c\udffcTesla commented on the factory in its Q2 report:While the Shanghai factory was shut down fully and then partially for the majority of Q2, we ended the quarter with a record monthly production level. Recent equipment upgrades will enable us to continue to increase our production rate further.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bitcoin turns green again### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its going up again, something in the earnings call?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Here comes the jawboning### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: report the spambots### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Youre holding a 100x PE stock with declining marhins and increasing competition??? Good luck with that!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5 minutes to earnings call### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I got 100 puts for tomorrow i put a lean on my home. If this is not red tomorrow im going to have to get a real job### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: everyone cries but everyone wants to go for a walk.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh dont worry, it only goes up, probably ends around +70% tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bad or good news bear market is done!!### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MY $TSLA CALLS ARE GOING TO THE MOON TOMMORROW. SEE YOU AT THE BANKS KIDS.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why are you people so incompetent? It is really just some fanboi stuff? Seriously?### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Best earnings by .42 cents knuckleheads. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares rose around 2% after-hours Wednesday following the company\u2019s reported Q2 results, with EPS of $2.27 coming in better than the consensus estimate of $1.86. Revenue grew 42% year-over-year to $16.93 billion, compared to the consensus estimate of $16.52 billion.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: caca cacota### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well not exactly negative cash flow### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Which part of the earnings and guidance is good? You people are really incompetent### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shattered earnings### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell all your btc### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not that great earnings in fact. Sub par. The try so hard to keep mommentum going but market expects more.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GREAT EARINNG### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SUCKERS!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol a complete dud### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow down 5% ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going red after hours.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fanboys keep buying so your hero can cash out more shares### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you are all crazy for buying these stocks for anything more than daytrading...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well, long story short. Selling BTC saved TSLA *******.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow everything should be red!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Netflix rises 7%+ ; Tesla certainly can do better than Netflix### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Story is changing now that people are realizing the mistake### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I guess those whale purchases of Tesla calls are going to pay offI mentioned this earlier### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 16.9 or 14.6?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla\u2019s free cash flow was $622 million. Because they sold $936 million in Bitcoin. But they bought bitcoin at $36K a coin and sold around $20K probably.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rev figures posted here are only the automotive sales - not including 2.2 bl of other sales### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cash flow 600m. Sold 900m bitcoin to get out of red. Love to see it### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla posted 16 changed to 14. Enron accountant does their books lmao### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bloomberg reporting 16.9 bl revenue vs 14.6 reported here### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bloomberg is not reporting a revenue miss..### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA sold BTC for Cash flow...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lucky 777 \ud83c\udfb0 \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Party is over### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cash flow negative without bitcoin LOL### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's officially a dud report### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: odd it's up in after hours### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ooof big miss### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah a dud### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow red as they missed the revenues### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next earnings quote 22B \ud83d\ude33### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wonder what type of accounting trickery TSLA used this quarter. Margins are getting tighter they may say they will grow revenues 50 % Year Over year but that\u2019s inflated . The legacy auto makers will catch TSLA within 2 years. Last quarter it spiked after ours only to sell off really hard the next day .I see the same happening tomorrow.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Margins in the toilet. 100X PE. Love it### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not that huge earnings. Will drop tommorow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AHAHAH Already down. will be red in 5 min### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol and this is their weak quarter, can't wait for q3 and q4### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ford just announced layoffs car market getting weaker.### Assistant: [negative, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +5%### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guide down likely### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE almost under 100X now!!! Time to BUY### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red by opening tomorrow but, sure, you boys go fully erect### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am hoping it stays in one standard deviation so I can pluck my chicken condor### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: and up goes the scam, shorts cucked again. Dont go short on a stock thats so obviously rigged up.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its a mis### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears seem to be in denial now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You people are really dense.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla beat### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will open over $800 tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: very risk i am out### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm short. But very nervous...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go up regardless of anything, rigged to the upside on a daily basis### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: RUNNNNNNNNNNNN### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: expectations tesla will do a netflix is a gamble but lets see### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so much suspense### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: get ready for the big miss### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let the sell off begins### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ready to see below 600$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you would have to save Elvis Presley or the Beatles what would you do?dollar or Europe?see tesla respond in a few minutes.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: large whale purchases of Tesla July 22 calls strike price 750 and Amazon July 22 calls strike price 123 were purchased very bullish move### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ron Love do not disappear! your rational thinking is valuable for most of us.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Generaly 1:1 309k calls 319k puts. Support 600~668. MK Price IS IN Q2 report.. My opinion### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going to ******away expectations### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA has been in business 7 years. If you add up all net income after 7 years - it is about ZERO.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going +5% PM### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: correction strike price 750### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a large purchase of July 22 call strike price 123 was purchased today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I afraid more of economic data, and more less of successful in long run of Tesla.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's the TSLA guy that used to always be here? Name change?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i ordered one, this might take it up :), but overall they are in s.....t### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: during last 3 months tesla sales might have jumped due to cruide oil price everyone going for electric vehicles### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Q2 less 17% less than Q1, but in easy mode same like Q2 Q3\u00b1Q4, we will 1 million cars target. I bulish### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People say Its crazy that Tesla is rigged up everyday, I think its crazy they cry about it everyday instead of using it to get paid lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earning going to negative for abroad sale due to china lockdown &amp; in usa might beat it . Stock wont go higher future .higher rate will affect auto &amp; home sales in general### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: went long on tesla for the first time ever this morning...you're welcome### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be Greedy when others are fearful### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rigged up every single day, its unbelievable### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up and above!### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 777.77 close and 800 open tomorrow then going to 850.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm hearing the earnings might be negative with a warning today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bottomed already in June, nailing at lucky 777 \ud83c\udfb0### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: LETS GO TESLA!!! \ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf15\ud83d\udc02### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: report these spam mf'ers!! make investing com great again!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FRAK OFF SPAMMERS RUINING THE CHAT!!! OMG WHATS THE PINT; NO ONE WILL CLICK ON THE STUFF YOU ARE POSTING!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should be good earnings, I just hope Elon Plugs doesn't tweet anything stupid, cheers good trading### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla until tomorow then down### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I find it interesting how the hearing on Elon is around Tesla earnings. a double wham on the stock tomorrow. epic drop coming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sinking ship on Tesla earnings tomorrow. just saying.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Boom### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: story about Elons dad is kinda upsetting### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I drive BMW but love to ride on Tesla stock### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Tesla hate is real### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Intrest rates are in next week### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gp### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Chevy blazer ev is coming! Very exciting### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wee neeed above 750### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come on, we need close above 750!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Scam stock that only goes up, still up yoy, lmao. Stay away shorts.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember when it ran from $300 to $2500. Will do it again at some point. Buy all you can when blood is in the street.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: biggest scam in the market already up 2%, rigged up on a daily basis### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon referred to Tesla's German giga factory as a &quot;money furnace.&quot; Maybe the Germans can use Elon's money to keep warm this winter.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 900$ this week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: god forbid it goes down. what a scam of a stock for shorts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dollar peaked which is good for risk appetite and stock market### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $750 Tesla to the moon fam get money!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As long we can keep getting newbs to buy calls from us everyweek for 2 years I think our positions will bank - 2011 Bull.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rigged up as always### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750 today. maybe more.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big damage just because of tweeter### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 650 within next week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: man ever since Ron Love stopped posting Tesla has been taking a beating who was that guy?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a lot of guessing and not much knowledge in this forum### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Goldrush in the saloon is over only madams and Mrs are over with some leftover crumbs reminding us of better days.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wish it will be 800### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Almost 730.35### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mrs. Helen died. RIP.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh my god what did fboy Elon Plugs tweet this time, the market is flyiing tsla barely up 4 tenths of a percent, seriously, talk to your boy, talk to you boy!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: car repos are exploding### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is like buying a graveyard spot for your pet### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is green baby! Oh wait its always green ha!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell on rise.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750 here we come!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is there so poor security here with all these spammers get to make fake accounts and spamming the chats? At least make it more difficult with a bot protection to make an account here so we dont have to see that many spammers all the time, it really is annoying and ruining the chats!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It seems green again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up or down today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rigged up permanently### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @ RED CHILLI:Due to the fact that your posts both here and in the Amazon forum are always obnoxious, sarcastic, negative, insulting and thoroughly unpleasant, I'm blocking you.You exude negativity, jealousy and hate.I feel sorry for you.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Sun: Elon Musk\u2019s father claims he\u2019s had second unplanned child with stepdaughter, 35, and says \u2018we\u2019re on Earth to reproduce\u2019 The stepdaughter he's raised since she was 4.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love you very much### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah know what did Elon Plugs tweet this time, not again### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch out folks, liquidity squeeze in precious metals and currencies. Contagion risk?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another positive day ahead.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 640 eod?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Quite impressive how its always manipulated up### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What you think of TSLQ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Model Y Best Selling Car Overall in China June 2022 with 52,150 deliveries. 2nd Nissan Sylphy 45,767. 3rd SGMW Mini EV 39,798. 4th Toyota Corolla 33,198. 6th Honda Accord 29,497. 11th Toyota Camry 22,651. 17th BMW 3 Series 18,376. 20th Toyota RAV4 16,720. \ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 660 or 760 crazy market### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ok so S&amp;P500 Futures is dropping like crazy and yet Tesla cant even drop below 700?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 646!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Key AI dude has left Tesla. Watch out below.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon Tesla will be overtaken by BYD### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah what a fine mess we find ourselves in if Elon Plugs hadn't decided to make a hostile take over of twitter tsla share would still be over 1000+ now there's a looming court case with no end in sight### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where's fboy how do you like it now that cathie woods has been discreted ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where,s that pin head cathie woods to tell everyone we have deflation while its the higest inflation in 40 years, these people make me sic### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA well above 300 means the market is still far from the bottom \u270c\ufe0f\u270c\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: W*T*F, TSLA should be DOWN. Well, I guess we'll have to wait until their earnings report later this month.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bubble maker..### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go! Tesla Go! Make the haters cry again lmao \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude06\ud83d\ude2d### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a big trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is our god, buy every dip.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you so.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Help us Brandon!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TESLA TO THE MOON!!!! \ud83d\udc02\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf15### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Inflation numbers don't look good, so prepare for this to weigh heavy across ALL the markets for Q3. \ud83d\ude1e### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mrs Helen is not real. Looking forward to seeing 750 then 800 by July 21.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Flump. Is the word in the current market. Flush and Pump = Flump### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this should dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Filling gaps! Tomorrow we fill 650### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just as many BOTS and spammers/scammers here, as in Twitter. TESLA ROCKS! Be patient and you'll be extremely happy with your investment.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if you're doing so well, pay for your advertisement, bc nobody is stupid enough to trust this line in a comment section### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Omg, these spammers is so annoying, ruining the chat completely!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 550 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it sinking?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sinking### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sinking### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sinking### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earnings report will be ugly. Even Elon is jumping ship.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I suppose some very big guys are leaving the train### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice +450 on the short trade. Thanks to naaf markets on ig and the peopleo that comment that here. They helped me alot### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla is the future, some time and you will see this value on the chart also!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to drop like a rock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100% spam here. Lol.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A big thankyou for the fantastic job the moderators are doing. Heartbreaking!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did Elon Plugs tweet this time? seriously 50 billions wiped out because of a tweet god daxxxit!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so, musk offloaded 25Bill to bag holders at 900-1000 where everyone can see its inflated bubble. Twitter is an excuse.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah god why, what did Elon Plugs tweet this time### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh no what did Elon Plugs tweet this time, seriously just when I decide to buy some shares### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\udfa1### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla stock split### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thanks Musk. Hope see 100.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude97\ud83d\ude99\ud83d\ude97### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude43### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You have nothing. go to 0 please.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BTC 230,000$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\udfbb\u2615\ufe0f\ud83c\udf6b### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is dropping his plan to buy twitter. Dropping the bid, however, creates a new set of headaches. Twitter says that it will still try to enforce the agreement in court, so the saga appears likely to continue for some time.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is finish bye bye### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a bot magnet in here as well.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bad news or not prepare for takeoff ha!### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Timber! Elon\u2019s twitter debacle, bad crypto investments, enconomic headwinds, supply chain issues! Should I go on\u2026.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will close green today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big bubble massive### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Something is wrong. Seems a Tsunami is coming.### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Holdin until split### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good morning everyone lets hope for $950 by Friday.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for support @ 740 to hold and break of 760 for a push up to next resistence @ 810. \ud83d\ude09### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can Tesla share fall today### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon MuskRAT### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I enjoy many people on this forum, (even the shortest) but waking up to the same spam everyday is getting old. Why are moderators available to censor and delete my harmless post but won't delete the obvious spammer? Does anyone participate in a better moderated forum somewhere? If so, where? PS: Good to be long on TSLA today. Hoping to see 800 this week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon musk = loose cannon### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 650### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this forum became garbage with all the spammers, the worst part is that *******LEECHEN still thinks there's a moderator banning peoples account### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big down tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You should realize that investing is not only about money but also SUPPORT. Most people want to SUPPORT more Tesla than other car manufacturers because they love their cars and Tesla\u2019s mission. It\u2019s not all about fundamentals. Sometimes fundamendals follow support.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for Ron. Ron, where are you?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good news for tsla and spacex shareholders that elon dropped twitter### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm curious how the companies that have been held for a long time by all kinds of powerful associations \ud83e\udd10 will turn out against the fall and when a real slide comes. And he is yet to come. I'm curious...who will throw it. It's not a forecast, I like to shop too, it's just that something doesn't fit in that market, so as it should be, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for everyone### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 1000 \ud83e\udd9e### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $3 trillion value in 2025 ALONG SIDE , usdx value TO 125.00 , US GDP $45 trillion , debt $60 trillion , DOW 78,000 , BITCOIN $125,000 , AMERICA WILL OWN THE 22ND CENTURY , and we will all be smoking blunts in our self driving Teslarati### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rigged to the upside everyday. SEC wont do anything.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell it for 720/666..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: With Robovan and Doge payment Tesla to the moon.Don't say I didn't tell you \ud83d\ude0d### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is down $500 from ATH of $1243. Bull thinks this stock is going up but actually this stock has been trending down from Jan of this year.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People keep hating in this wonderful stock its so funny \ud83e\udd23 \ud83d\ude06\ud83d\ude06### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold again good day### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Keep an eye on naaf markets on innstagram they are quite pro and create a lot of good opportunities### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why suddenly Tesla so strong today, driving Nasdaq up?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We might reach 800 and beyond before split, looks good on chart.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udcaa $900 by end of Q3.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All EV stocks are in green... any good news for EV?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rigged stock that only goes up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buyer @ 700, not a cent more### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will see 800 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just complained about the SPAM were getting on the board. help out and send some feedback and complain about fixing it !!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good price to buy### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good price to buy### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good price to buy### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We need this to shoot over 800 before split### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 680 tomorrow.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HAHAHA this is the greatest week of my life my shop is up like 20 % in 3 days, where's know nothing VICTRONO ? to hsit on my idea? hey vict are you still short SHOP, lol ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is an awesome stock doesn\u2019t fail to make money no matter what the news says.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Plugs doing a good job today, finally a green day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5% increase based on nothing, wow### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should I jump in now lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you know earnings will be good lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think 730-740 can be perfect for a short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 then liftoff \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5000 eoy target### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750 is resistance.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 739### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will buy again at 630 :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold hippie### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for 800 very soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulated to the upside as always### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: split 3:1 is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Amazing its holding up since the growth failure should now be evident to all with delivery failure.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overvalued.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great day ahead for those long on TSLA.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 dolar stock### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Spam, spam and more spam!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's plugboy Darth Cycosys that gets all uptight because I say Elon Plugs instead of Elon Musk? don't worry Darth Elon Plugs will get plenty of chicks even if they know he has fake plugs. lol focus on your investments instead because you don't have a clue what you're talking about you told people to go long tesla this entire Tesla is down 50% + since then and then you hide and let other people respond for you, and you don't even respond.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rejected multiple times at 700\u2026 not looking very good :(### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 7000 target### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did Elon Plugs tweet this time, seriously eveyr day its something different with this clwn### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700+ EOD### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shhhh, Shhhh  It's, oh, so quiet  Shhhh Shhhh,,### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla has produced more than 150 k cars in June only. Target of 1.4 million cars in 2022 is on the way### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell sell sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) sold roughly 78,000 China-made cars last month, up 142% from May, according to the preliminary data announced by China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). Tesla sold 32,165 China-made electric vehicles (EVs) in May.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What do the US say about the TESLA factory in Brazil?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is in the buy list of ytd trade app. Bull is coming i guess### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla does not start, I am following best brokers . It, they are very good with stocks### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have got a legit investment company### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Heading down to $580 \ud83e\udd14\ud83d\udcc9### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where's that fake hair plugboy Darth Cycosys that gets all uptight because I say Elon plugs? don't worry Darth Elon's will get plenty of chicks even if they know he has fake plugs. lol focus on your investments instead because you don't have a clue what you're talking about you told people to go long tesla this entire time its down what 50% in the last 5 months and then you hide and let other people respond foryou, and you don't even respond, I'm not long or short simply pointing out that Elon doesn't help the stock with all the tweeting### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy july target $1000### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Face ripping higher### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Add again :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where's that piece of hsit Darth Cycosys??? where you at you little twerp? you don't know jack hsit about investing, how much money did you lose this month, lol he probably wont even respond### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboy do this time, why are they pausing in Berlin for no reason ???### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its moving up soon \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udd1c### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: DCA'ed again.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PayPal Stock: Track Record Of Growth And Inflation Protection Makes It A Good One To Buy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: overvalued at 20$ , 7b$ or less company### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming haha### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How dip it going down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Warren Buffett-Backed BYD has overtaken Tesla to become the world\u2019s biggest electric vehicle producer by sales, even as Covid lockdowns in China disrupted supply chains. Shenzen-based BYD (ticker: 1211.Hong Kong) sold 641,000 new energy vehicles in the first half of 2022, the company said on July 3. In June, BYD sold 134,036 new energy vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 162.7%.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back elon all the way### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboy do this time, why are they pausing in Berlin???### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This weak delivery number was expected and probably somewhat priced in , this does not mean that TSLA wont still sell off Tuesday . No doubt the Sell Side Bulls will reiterate their buy rec\u2019s and all the other nonsense that goes along with it. Ultimately with other big name auto Manufactures projected to pass TSLA in the next 2 years TSLA will be a $200 stock by 2024. Analysts and Wall street always are to optimistic on new technologies and bloat the valuations of those stocks to insane levels. Party is over here.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Expect range 550-600 tomorrow, this is going to be quite a volatile week.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will Tesla be able to deliver 400k cars in both Q3 and Q4 to consolidate the 50% growth yty?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this forum became garbage with all the spammers, the worst part is that ****LEECHEN still thinks there's a moderator banning peoples accounts, anyway last comment but expect a drop early Tuesday and then a quick bounce back, either way makes no difference to me I will be buying early morning, cheers good trading### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday tesla up or down ? Any one can explain### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This was my best first half of the year of trading by far. Made my first 100k trade (GOOG), my first 7-figure month (of which TSLA was about 48% of it), and I only had a total of 6 losing trades (they were just the wrong expiration date). TSLA has been huge for this year, about 28% of the profits. NVDA it's about 21%. And SQQQ is about 18%. The rest is mixed. Like last year, I traded MRNA and NVDA almost every day after their breakouts and breakdowns. TSLA is great ticker to trade, don't care much about the company though. Sorry bulls, I'm sure it'll be fine I'm the future### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: April-June EST:295.078 REV:250.000 because of China lockdown### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add in the loss on btc it will be ugly numbers on eps### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Qoute:In the second quarter, we produced over 258,000 vehicles and delivered over 254,000 vehicles, despite ongoing supply chain challenges and factory shutdowns beyond our control. June 2022 was the highest vehicle production month in Tesla\u2019s history.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://insideevs.com/news/594873/tesla-q2-2022-deliveries/### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great tesla delivered another donut### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What will be monday direktion? Your opinion?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still needs to correct to covid crash lows, like rest of stocks already did. That would be $50.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fireworks about to start### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 710 Tuesday### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nasdaq 2.5bn outflows today.. Damnn and this ****is still UP### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how many times have people said &quot;this time it is different&quot;?, after 20X exponential rise &quot;it is the future&quot;?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u2728\u2728\u2728\u2728\ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83d\udc4d\u2728\ud83d\udc4c\ud83e\udded\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rocket_JMco \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch out for racial lawsuit against Tsla.This may affect the price.U think so?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ytd trade app gave tsla in its buy list. I guess bull is coming then### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just add more :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red again sell again \ud83d\ude1c### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Here we goo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Finally green again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: from going crazy tesla, I follow best brokers . It, they are among the few that make money in the industry with stocks### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who is still buying Tesla except Americans to save from bankruptcy Elron? The cars are horrible. When you are European and you have the choice to buy an Audi or Porsche how you can choose a Tesla. explain me please. No brand history, no design, no feelings...### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets go to 500 quick , thats close to fair value### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dip more here.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow may be green?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Might be me but but am seeing possibilities of Tesla beating analysts forecast for car deliveries. Slashing the forecast makes it easier for tesla to beat the estimates. But lets see just my opinion.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold bye bye### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Omg, what's going on? Possibly to see 730 next ?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The low lows are appearing at higher prices on the 1D### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looks like Doge### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy now for 700### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go back to 300### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Volume low currently### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very stron tesla it is. Compared to apple or amazon.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it can be a big day today \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\u2728\u2728\u2728\u2728\ud83d\udc4d\u2728\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: These stock levels TODAY are only seen ONCE in a generation. The entire stockmarket has not seen this level of downturn for more than 90 years. There has ONLY BEEN ONE other event that have brought stock levels down to what we see today. Back in those times of financial crisis, was the deepest downturn in modern economic history, unfortunately only to be preceded by global conflict on a scale never seen before. As much as you bears would like to point the finger at Tesla now, don't be so foolish and naive to think this macro environment ONLY affects Tesla. Mark my words, while Tesla does stand at the pinnacle of ALL the Global BEV Auto makers today, declining Global financial conditions will adversely affect Tesla's competitors Even More. But if you've been thinking otherwise, then you really haven't been paying attention AT ALL have you?### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Must is crashing his own company### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 50 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 50 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $200### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Waiting for one of his tweets about having his workers work overtime to make a number that he wont be able to make anyway. He is such a Bs artist.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750 soon \u2600\ufe0f\u2600\ufe0f\u2600\ufe0f\u2728\u2728\ud83c\udf1e\ud83c\udf1e### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: first 800 coming .### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will come again### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: neckline, back to $900### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hype has gone### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboy Elon Plugs tweet this time? we just can't catch a break with his mauppet### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let it fall and lets see some bankruptcies.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: last longs 680 target then i go out it feels not ok to hold thi its hiding something to much layoffs### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10 years ago today, Tesla delivered the first Model S to customers! and today, although unlikely, the Tesla share price could reach 1000 US$Tip### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a piece of.... this firm is!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe 200### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it can go to 800 today :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh I know why it go down cuz on my other comment I said like ot tesla go down and there was more dislikes then likes### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow tesla is so low 673 dollars### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's ciclycal stock, is very affected by economic cycle### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Employees do not fit in the office of Tesla.... Not enough parking space desks and poor Wifi. So now everybody starts early at Tesla. If there is no desk you are done and fired. Each day they remove one desk untill only one man is over. Hahaha.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2014 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2015 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2016 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2017 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2018 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2019 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2020 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2021 Elon: Next year Robotaxi.... April 2022 Elon: in 2 years Robotaxi.... May 2022 Autopilot Factory: Closed!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 600 by eow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And, hello today to all the bagholders! Still no buy for me in the range 50 - 150. See you later.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ok### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Seems like yesterday that Musk sold to his fan bois at 1000.haha### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this should dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to december### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mid 2023 all shorts will be wiped out of existence. this event could be similar to how dinosaurs got extinct... Cyber truck going to production mid 2023. Development for truck is done.. waiting on 9ton giga press .### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Spammers are *****this app very slowly.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hey Ronnnnnniieee Loove where you at?Ron- accumulating more shares### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2,000.00 this year### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The price just dropped below $700 again, for the first time today, and I posted this before you LOL.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nooooo pls but Tesla### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Low today, higher tomorrow!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 700### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In typical Tesla fashion, low of the day is 700.69### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Idiomatic \u2026### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla accepted Bitcoin for purchasing Cars..can anyone tell how much portion of receipts in terms of Bitcoin is hedged...### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla accepted Bitcoin for purchasing Cars..can anyone tell how much portion of receipts in terms of Bitcoin is hedged...### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market movers are dumping this and other Tech stocks , only having a green one on Qualcomm### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why ppl buy this stock without dividend at all?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Boom 800 next target### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I believe if the earth is round, Tesla will hit 750 today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Eart is flat if it\u2019s circle dislike this comment but if you think earth is flat like this comment### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is the right way### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sussy baka### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BTC 120000$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will positively see 780 and abovr todqy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I like when new traders pay me and promote my position. Its like they pay us to work for us.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 700### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This POS will be at $585 before earnings, due to Bitcoin decline### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: factory are lossing billions it time it to loose 100 billion market cap in a day### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon: Tesla headed toward bankruptcy...### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GO AWAY OBNOXIOUS SCAMMERS### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: forgot Tesla, li is rocket### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In q3 and q4 this has the possibiliy to go to 2100, it also might go beyond that in q4 if we are lucky, though if the recesson is a fact before that or after q4 it will fall back to these levels again.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Ron...?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bought tesla at 657.57 think and now 737.12### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like Like### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like or tesla won\u2019t grow up### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like or tesla go down so LIKE### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla electric car selling going up### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla electric car selling going up### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like or tesla won\u2019t go up### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember few days ago i was talking about WRAP today is 6500% up 40 contracts strike proce 3 and average at 0.04! Lol its going to test 15 by july 15th hopefully### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Aloha! Free signal  \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\u26a1\ufe0f TSLA buy - 726.20 TP: 922.21 SL: 660.06### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lovely green friday.### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10% up today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 750/756  today and next week 600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can we see 740 today?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dead cats to the front!### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go up to 7%### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you flip upside down then it will grow up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Finally I tought it will go down\ud83d\ude03### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yay Tesla grow up\ud83d\ude03\ud83d\ude03### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Super Elon Musk, is absolutely FORMIDABL! \ud83d\udc4f\ud83c\udffc\ud83d\udc4f\ud83c\udffcTesla's energy generation and storage revenues outlook is promising. While low Q2 deliveries from the Shanghai gigafactory could be a short-term headwind, we expect Tesla to deliver outsized returns in the long run on the back of production ramp-up and introduction of new models.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla shares have been hit hard in the ongoing market turmoil, as have most growth stocks given their exposure to rising interest rates. But the stock has held up better than the peer group, handily outperforming the Zacks Automotive - Domestic industry over the past year (+2.2% vs. -25.7%). The company is riding high on the soaring popularity of its Models 3 and Y.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like this comment if you want Tesla to grow up### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why Tesla go down every day :(### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Things are being normal finally.Getting the right stocks in very important now. Get ytd trade from app store to catch %20 - %30 profit within 1-2 months### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Patience WILL PAY! No doubt about it.I'm sorry for the ones whom panic and sold.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: These were all things said 3 months ago and now outdated, which the corrupt anti-Musk media pull out by clockwork on the orders of the short sellers.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is self destructing.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is worried about keeping Tesla out of bankruptcy. https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/23/cars/elon-musk-tesla-losses-bankruptcy-threat/index.html### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: From 1,244 $ to 700$ in less than 9 months ! Well done Elon ! Congrats !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon the little extremist lying big time and screwing the american workers ! What a joke this guy. It shows, you can be the richest man on earth and still be the stupidest sometimes !### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah perfect the entire stock market is up except tesla, what's going on is Elon Plugs dumping his shres again?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BOS delta to uptrend### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA sits at a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), holds a Growth Style Score of A, and has a VGM Score of B. Earnings and sales are forecasted to increase 67.6% and 59.4% year-over-year, respectively.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Joe Biden rarely mentions electric car maker Tesla Inc in public. But privately his administration has leaned on the company to help craft a new policy to allow electric vehicles (EVs) to benefit from the nation's lucrative renewable fuel subsidies, according to emails reviewed by Reuters.The Biden administration contacted Tesla on its first day in office, marking the start of a series of meetings on the topic between federal officials and companies linked to the EV industry over the months that followed, according to the emails.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the entire market is up TSLA down, its sad man because it wasn't liek that before ELON Plugs aka the good guy f it up,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Losing billions and up.. sounds good### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Everyone buy tesla pls and we will be happy\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude03\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude03\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla pls grow up and all we happy\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude03\ud83d\ude03\ud83d\ude03### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oops I report my comment\ud83d\ude30\ud83d\ude30### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Noooo Tesla go down\u2639\ufe0f\u2639\ufe0f\u2639\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Too many competitors after investing factories in China and Germany### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's going up, if you turn your screen upside down.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 725 close today.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Berlin and Texas are money burning ovens according to Elon...### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: mother of all bubles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is this up premarket?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10% down today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The divergence and non divergence is now in balance### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets just hope Elon Plugs doesn't tweet anything stupid today### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Currently possibly looking like price divergence indicating upward price movement approaching### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is forum is 100% spam now???### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where is Ron..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sho wasnt a joke when it ran from$300 to $3000 few years ago. Yall still bashing Tesla. Lmfao. Next run will be to $6000. Will make another million. The insurance business alone will be worth 1 Trillion dollars.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Haha \ud83d\ude39\ud83d\ude39\ud83d\ude39. Bulls are so funny. Tesla assembles wheels and batteries on a frame with some bodywork. No company in the world can do this better then Tesla. FSD next year. The bullrun from 1200 to 650 on pure erudition. \ud83e\udd23 Sorry to say but bulls really making a joke of themselves oh man so funny. Your imaginary EV trafficjam fantasy.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This thing needs a blue pill, it simply can't stay up.......### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Iron CHE has officially replaced Ron Love. He seems super smart and his comments thus far are very helpful. Thank you Iron CHE. And may the hamster never have to nibble you.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We need purple tesla!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla was some where 731,88### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thank all of you who liked my commets and buyer\u2019s of Tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like this comment if you\u2019re reading this or if you have tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who likes Tesla like on this comment### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the best### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go up or hamster hate you### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Tesla Inc plans to suspend most production at its Shanghai plant in the first two weeks of July to work on an upgrade of the site, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.After the upgrade, the U.S. automaker aims to boost the plant's output to a new record high by the end of July to get closer to its goal of producing 22,000 cars per week in Shanghai, according to the memo.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pls telsa grow up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Telsa grow so good### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla grow up pls### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 850 in this week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FAKE TAXI### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fake taxi gon150### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you know what Elon is? Elon is the guy that comes in gets a beating and that's about it, even his son becomes a women, just a total humiliation### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like like### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go gas gas gas### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rtarded bears are gone again### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking at the evolution of the P/E ratio probably we will reach 30 the end of the year.From 1000 in 2021.Well done Tesla \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: JUNK GOING UP AGAIN### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice American toys haha circusssss### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboytweet this time?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA Bears are complete and utter nutters. Devolved into an imaginary world where fantasy, deceit and delusions permeate throughout their tiny little minds. Being derelict of intellect, erudition through learning and empirical evidence is an anathema to the bear brain. Telling a bear that Tesla IS THE WORLD'S NO. 1 BEST SELLING EV MAKER, is enough to send them into a literal meltdown. They will then claim X, Y or Z is GOING to Happen, sometime soon and this will No Longer be True. And this is why Bears can't Handle The Truth, because they refuse to listen to the Facts. And the Fact Is, TESLA, IS STILL THE NO.1 EV MAKER IN THE WORLD. Now Build a Bridge and Get Over It. \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The day will come that the short sellers will be executed, they are then only parasites who cannot build anything in life but only destroy.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope Powell and FED team will be successful in combating inflation and rising crude oil prices. at 120 price levels economies around the world felt inflations and diminishing income utilities, at 110 central banks around the world starts to hike interest rates for protectionism, bonds housing loans and equities start to fail. I pray we never visit these two crude oil ranges ever again in our life. godbless Powell### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you bought this yesterday you will lose at least 5% at open haha. Never BTD until this goes below 300### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The enemy of Tesla is the powergrid. And competitor VW Fair Value 50-150. Bulls never learn.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 20% down.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i dont get it. Why are some rtards still pumping tesla?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 650### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: comment board became add board, can you guys do something about this???### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this guy Putin is so stupid he's actually going to threaten Kazakhstan publicly, yea yes go to war with Kazakhstan afgget and see what happens.piece of hsit Russians, go to war with the entire world, except you're best friends the Chinese, lol ah man all you can do is laugh why are Russians so stupid? he destroyed his own country for his ego### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short it with both hands !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Many news are more than bad for economy growth, also &quot;tesla-news&quot;. This stock is too high levels.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bulltrap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow fly### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pi phone will be the game changer.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla laid people off last Friday...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone going long on WRAP. I see a great opportunity. Thoughts?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Friday $900### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i can still see it near 52 week low only still so much of heat left ..if he can lift crypto market why won't he lift his own share ..buy in tons### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 730 and then down ;)### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EV car and cell company stocks are going higher### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Somebody is covering thier short! Likely Bill Gate or Jim Chanos. This is a good sign suggesting they see Tesla at bottom\u2026 now to the \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: indian market huge profit from cheap russian oil... European are suffering \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: new American toy's new game so funny American stocks is so nice junk### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why up today ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Harder :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rtard bears never learn. They never learn### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As predicted this will go alot higher, Q3 and Q4 will bring it to new highs### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I was out for the past week. Anything going on? looks like stock is doing as I predicted. all is good!### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: LOL, So what's the excuse today bears?### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up 8.5% with a small volume....Bad sign.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: insto's need to spread the fear otherwise could they claw back the losses made on bad short interest positions, embrace the fire sale### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is nice toy's is not market haha### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fly fly fly....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80TSLA TOTHEMOON\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Incredible Company. Absurdly cheap prices, and it might go Even lower. Incredible oppertunity### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Great! Next phase 600### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's s quiet \ud83e\udd2b here. Is it because Volkswagen became the biggest EV carmaker in the world?### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Juneteenth Independence DayMarket is closed.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The market is closed today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: King of Tards (retail players) *### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: King of Cards Musk managed to rob everyone and sold billions worth of his shares at the top (pretending to ask permission to his court) then faking a buy of Twitter (which he ll nor purchase of course). King of Ponzi, I say bravo### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short in 2h### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 strong buy and you scammers fu### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only coin not crashing badly and not completely bounded to Bitcoin it is Bitcoin SV (came from hard fork) Or BSV Bitcoin Satochi Vision it is up for last hour### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: always said a bubble , and now coming to reality soon , 200s### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: also i personally would not buy a car from a manufacturer who has 1 owner speaking out , rather a long time established corporate managed companys car### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will never buy a simple tesla but will buy an EV from a long time time car manufacturer with luxury inside out coming from decades of exprience and service all over the place### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the lie about best battery range is over or very soon to be over ,,,, tesla does not have much exprience in building the rest of the car as the other world brands and when it comes to inside luxury it knows NOTHING bye bye tesla,,,### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: many friends have shorted above 1000 and are very happy ,,,,,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 is the first sure target , 200 next target , as far as battery range tesla has lost it to many luxurious car makers , furthermore tesla has little exprience in building cars , a luxury mercedes orbmw or toyota has a much better interior , technology , drivingcapability than a primitive tesla with a single computer screen and nothing else, first does not mean the best since no outsider with a building exprience , and a one man show ,that is not convincing,,, many brands have started producing ev s even with higher driving ranges than tesla ,,,,, also tesla is nooooo where close to the luxury , technolgy , drive train of all these brands,,,,,### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: never seen this much money manager scam &amp; garbage in any other blog , must be the the stock itself is a scam &quot;tesla &quot;### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is what Ron Baron said on Friday, about Tesla stock price: This is once-in-generation buying oportunity; a really MONSTROUS opportunity.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is what Ron Baron said on Friday, about Tesla stock price:&quot;This is once-in-generation buying oportunity; a really MONSTROUS opportunity&quot;### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this trash to $100 soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I figured I would drop in an ******** off the tsla bulls. would not be surprised to see another 50 percent haircut by year end . reality sets in during bear markets### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is headed to 50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Don't invest in stocks anymore I've learned my lesson. The market is fixed its all controlled my one little man.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: THE Biden Era has only begun. \ud83d\ude24 Another 800 billion going to Ukraine \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6 next month. Biden cares more about sending money to other countries and want Americans to Suffer. Then Blame everyone but himself.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rocket_JMco \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rocket_JMco### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I get a feeling, Elon Musk is screwed big time. Tesla might crash to 300 levels in days to come.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bottom reached. Please write me### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not so fun friday se you in monday \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fun Friday \ud83d\ude0a\ud83d\ude1c### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 15 % up day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enjoy \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\u2728\u2728\u2728### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2.5% wow its a dead cat bounch monday in red again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to fly again \ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy more### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Sp500 will hold then Tesla will rise for sure.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it reminds me this song -Extreme ways are back again Extreme places I didn't know I broke everything new again Everything that I'd owned I threw it out the windows, came along Extreme ways I know move apart The colors of my sea Perfect color me (Moby- Jason Bourne)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: word traders United !! sell crude oil and save ourselves from inflations### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello moon boys. musk seems a bit edgy about the beautiful Rivian and the Lucid brand. Any clues?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold \ud83d\ude00### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan bye bye 600### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rumour - elon bought a lot of PUTs at 1400### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahaha what a joke ! Going ....going... going...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So last year the excuse was sell in may and go away. This year its the recession. Whats next year?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 15 % up day \ud83d\ude09\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\u2728\u2728### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell all your portfolio today confirm touch 589### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy today at $625... double bottom there### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol Tesla increases prices every month that must be bullish### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going ...Goimg...Going....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota is the better car.Hybrids much better than full EV's Diesel for the real men in the big country.Ev's hybrids best for the soy bois in the big cities.and of course your wife. Unless she is a county girl- Tahoe's and Range Rover for the princess### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At this rate TSLA wont need to split the stock### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I this this one have a lot of downward potential### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is the way### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: they will increase Monday. Then drop entire market dramatically in August. Game OVER### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When is the split?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sub 600 in the coming days. it was a fun ride, but dont fight the FED as they say### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow +6% next week down more### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I drove by Ron Love this morning. He was sleeping under a bridge### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it is not over yet....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: correction - not a ponzi scheme but the shares of Elon Musk's company are insanely overpriced, a bubble that could pop at any time and ***up a portfolio... And that is what we are witnessing ... 8-)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah tesla is only down 10 % no big deal, lol hahahahaha### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fan bois unite. Dear leader caught promoting a pyramid scheme.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: target 200. in 2 years.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ponzi scheme at its best.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is hilarious!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wtf!!! I just came back from the gym what did Elon fboy tweet this time ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon now selling, great Elon!!!### Assistant: [positive, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Margin call### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahaha such a funny and ponzi stock ... At last back to reality### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash 10%/day what???### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tr@sh cars, trash stock### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon reach 620### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: From 1400 wow### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: my price target is 420.69### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: mixing cripto( handful of nothing) with cars not ending well...### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: evrithing ehats happend to tesla is mask fault### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pyramid with dogecoins will destroy this once vision company....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: someone predicted 10% fall in pre market \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2 weeks and there will be no need to split### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do you think a rebound when Tesla hit 620?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will  tesla increase or decrease 500 dolar what you  thinl about### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People seem to not realize that the gambling session that the Fed set up is over for now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla split.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan bye bye 600### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to $60### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going .....going....going...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why you not like my 800 \ud83d\ude43### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just buy now.. for 672.. but not hold..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming \ud83d\udc4c\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udee3\ufe0f\ud83e\udd2a### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lovely ,,, but 500 will be even better### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I missed out on the opportunity to buy at 1000### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ron Love, you gone and left all the donkeys alone? No fun anymore?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EOD above 670### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahahahah I just figured out why Teslas are so expensive.It\u2019s because they charge a lot.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk and tesla sued for 250 billion over dogecoin pyramid scheme claims### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell your all positions at this price also Dow conform touch 26000### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is the same! It doesn\u2019t matter up or down! I am investing not trading! \ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk was first to talk abt recession, Will be no.1 in mkt cap wipe out too!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk should stay away from politics### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: almost 10% down from high### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is comin haha### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's over### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will be one year low next week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I lost my holiday money with Tesla. Ah well, I'll spend the summer in the garden.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FSD test 100% succesfull from the top, all models more or less reached the valley.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to panic \ud83d\udea8\ud83d\udea8\ud83d\udea8### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: more l7ke 700 +### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Expect a closing above 690 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now the best strategy is to hold your cash and wait for the next wave....current market is too volatile.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell for 400 ,sl 680.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: becarefull because elon musk is a biggest gambler in the world.dont invest in tsla.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla 70% down in gray market.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lucid is already-9% down### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont miss this terrific buy opportunity### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Volume is slowly building and expect a weekly close above 720### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy at 100,### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You can check out anytime you like- But you can never leave### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Add more buys here today close above 690### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy at 500..### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now 50% discount... wait you will get.. 100% .l### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500 coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy !!!! Buy!!! Deep buy!!! You will die!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Theres big short posissions there\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Towards 0### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im out omg### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TESLA increases the price of its cars and people have less money ... equation !!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell for 400.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is a car company and will be priced like one sooner or later.. Don't believe in the mega tech ai bla story### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh god no what did fboy tweet this time ??? hey dave lee are you still chilling with your tesla shares, lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Selling shorts\u2026 uptrend coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1s confirmed an uptrend### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1m quick swing back to demand### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10% down today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahahaha Funny man this Elon ! Tesla to the ground### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can see 300$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bill gates gona cash out any time soon### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let it just fall and buy the dip. Who really is buying when its like falling knife?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bearish forever### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahaha so funny. And tomorrow badaboum again... Phewwwwwwwwwwww### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls will get there FSD downhill ride.### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dump this trash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The market is taking it so well, they shoulda hiked 150bps### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bad is the new good...### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What's the difference between Tesla and Nestle?Nestle's child slaves are 1700 miles northwest of Tesla's child slaves.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just figured out why Teslas are so expensive.It\u2019s because they charge a lot.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Billionaire Elon Musk announces that he wants to vote for far-right Ron DeSantis for president in 2020 \u2014 proving that men like Musk will support the vilest anti-LGBTQ politicians if it means they'll get a tax cut.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk Votes For QAnon Congresswoman### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahaha Police responded to a reported burglary at Tesla\u2019s robotics lab.It was an Optimus crime.### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if strong sell mean buy or wat...I can't understand pls guide me tq### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if strong sell mean buy or wat...I can't understand pls guide me tq### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And liftoff!! \ud83d\ude04\ud83d\ude04\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Daily tetest completed today tesla would be like falcon heavy! Whort sellers will sweat a lot### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahahaha from almost 1300.00 $ to 674.00 this stock is a joke. So it rebounds a bit and some are all excited. What a joke !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now we got shorts off. Up we go### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just watched another episode of rawhide. Now i know why beef is so expensive### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short covering at the moment### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time for this to rally...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: from price up in 1m oversold to price down in 1m overbought. but holding, what gives ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thanks for getting the price down. Time for a short-covering rally.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HAhahaha TESLA the new Madoff again and again### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My feeling is if you are investing in Tesla, you are investing in very expensive case for your ipad.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Important UPDATE for ALL of the Tesla bears out there. Just wanted to Show Quite Clearly, that before you start thinking there is ANY sort of EV competition coming to challenge the Most Profitable Auto Maker in the World, I have some ICE COLD Hard Facts you need to be Aware of. The Top 10 Best Selling EV models in the World YTD April 2022 are: #1. Tesla Model Y 186,522. #2. Tesla Model 3 143.015. #3. Wuling H.G Mini ($5k Car) 127,452. #4. BYD Dolphin 41,721. #5. BYD Han 39,435. #6. VW ID.4 36,240. #7. Hyundai Ioniq 5 36,025. #8. Chery QQ I.C 35,191. #9. Changan Benni 32,852. #10. BYD Qin + 31,869.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Went long, but this bitcoin fiasko made me sell..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How is bitcoin gambling going### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Growth stocks get big hit when recession hits### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dip more down to 600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is a $400 stock at this point...no doubt.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I guess the 87 PE ratio finally matters.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jesus this chat is infested with spams, did not have this on Nvax, its really annoying. Admins must do something here!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Margin calls### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hates off toAll tesla stock holders..### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any news about the stockmerge?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 66.66--&gt;&gt;6.66 is buying price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So if do get positive news from fed, i still think it will be short bounce only..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is a chance to sell not buy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: waiting for 800 soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Added 6 @ 666 just because lol.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when Tesla is stronger than the market. you know what that means.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will turn red in one hour.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla sold 383 units in germany in mai, the biggest car market in europe, lol, is that why they need the giga berlin?!### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is pulling the market up.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if it slips u see 200 easy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope is not a strategy as far as i know.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahahahah### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The bottom might be in, and Q3 and Q4 will really give way for higher ATH.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will head to moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Haters spammers and scammers i rarely read these comments anymore### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why all the spam here on the chat, is there no adminst that can ban all the spammers here?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will you see Tesla 620 today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it a good time to buy Tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Uvxy just bought 800 shares. Volitily is back### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Moon boys will be there in 20 minutes because it took 1% premarket.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Oz index.......ha Gas will increase believe that for sure. $14 a gallon### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Wizard of Oz the Stock market is controlled by one little man. Just like the Wizard of Oz### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla did buy Bitcoin at the price of around 36k for a billion. At the top Tesla was plus almost a billion. Tesla did sell some of Bitcoins I think when on top at 60k, still they are holding a large bag now and probably have lost hundreds of millions. Bitcoin should come back and go above 100k, though it will probably take around five years for that to happen.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Did yesterday s 25% Bitcoin flash crash just wipe out Tesla's Q2 earnings?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How many bitcoins does Tesla own?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How much of a loss has Tesla taken on their bitcoin holdings?### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: from oversold to demand in 1m### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 today :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Double down for Tesla, coins collapse and trenching down workforce is a sign of biggest roadblock for flying. cash out peeps### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Less than 650 as expected### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: P/E Ratio 94 now, supposed to be 20### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboy tweet this time? piece of hsit Elon Musk, ooof but it was good buying oppertunity I said I might have been one day early live and learn but added some more today, not on Tsla althought I could have, cheers good trading### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last Friday's AH trading was prompted by the split news. Someone even excercised my OTM calls.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk says Tesla will have a tough quarter. I agre. Model 3, X and S are not selling. Model Y faces big competition. And bitcoin crashed. Will there be a loss for q2?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That s the end of the world as we know it and i feel fiiiiiine !!!! Great band REM### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: someone is buying Tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying twitter will surelu bury both those junk stocks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And BTC down more than 15 %### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At least Madoff went to prison !!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahahahaha this si all the ways to 500-400... So funny guy this Elon !!! Maddoff please come back !!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Interesting### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: One of the greatest pump and dumps of our time. Musk covering some dumping with fake Twitter bid. Poor retail bag holders left crying. So sad.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is a 275 $$ stock without a split 175 $$ split value### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the market drops every month. Social Security checks, food stamp assistance all government assistance is money they print to help the poor. Then market draws from that. We should see market pick back up next week.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: makes me laugh, we have been in a bear market for over 6 months, and still i read stupid articles likewe maybe entering a bear market :-) clearly the 50% drop in tech was no signal to that lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can't wait to short Tsla this week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rip 700$ before close### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can't wait 3 this to trade @500 after stock split.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: From 1243 to 650.... Ouch### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who is still holding Tes la Luna?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye bye### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will Cathie Wood buy the dip again?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is Elon the spiritual son of Maddoff ? 8-)))))### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love Twitter !!! 8-P### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahaha and people still believe in thsi crappy investment ?  Maddoff was an angel compare to this fraud !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla own 43,000 bitcoin at around 40k for $1.5 bn. Half of it is already gone. A billion loss looms for q2.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not low enough ,, need to see 500 this month### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My target is zero.. Sorry Americans.. avoid this satanic stock...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now what you feel.. Americans?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soooo volatile!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There will be lower soon.Wait and see.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: emagin tesla today 750### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target $150### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Someone excercised my OTM sold calls last Friday....### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Quit listening stupid noise, tesla is growing and doing insanely good, demand is skyhigh for them. Its strong brand like apple in EVs. People will buy new teslas even if they cost more### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: for new employees that will be hired, their salary shouldn't be put under wages but charitable expenses.. lmao### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BERLIN (Reuters) - Tesla is hiring 500 to 600 people a month at its Gruenheide plant and is working with the national employment agency to recruit workers no longer needed at German carmakers, the regional economy minister of Brandenburg said on Monday.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The best automotive company out there. They are years ahead of everyone else. They are producing a lot of cars and are backorderd for about 6 mo. Stock will be over 1k by years end. It will go lower before it recovers. Market close Wednesday should move it down into the 5s### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy energy stocks, friends. it's the only way to protect your portfolio righ now...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The tesla cult coming to an end?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Am going loong bois. I think musk will back out from twitter and do bittersweet squeeze### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -4% and its only premarket### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Official### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahaha Elon Musk elected the most stupid rich person of the year !!! So many bitcoin connected to TESLA ! badaboum today !!!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: send this trash to the ground### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Likely to be black Monday### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: RIP teslacels### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Massive crash is looming as bitcoin crashes and Tesla sits on a big bitcoin pile. Model 3, X and S are not selling, albeit Model Y sells. However competition is growing, ID4, Ford Mach... Q2 will be a disappointment.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: RBC Capital upgrades their $TSLA Rating to BUY with $1,100 PT. Tesla still dominates the US EV market with 71% market share, and Australia, Japan, Singapore and New Zealand Model Y launch sells out of 2022 Stock in less than 2 hours. The FOMC meeting this week will be the one to watch, trading will be no doubt choppy.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Indian Automajor &quot;Maruti&quot; planning a forward split of its stock. Buy Maruti stock for 25% upside in near term.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overprice junk will fall, and gambling money on btc### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rome will fall### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not even little bounce?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All selling of short puts\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3-1 split gona squeeze shortsellers so watch. Wendsday we well see selloff### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: They split stock 3:1 this time so that they can split 3:1 again in 6 months. Musk mElon wants to be in the news forever.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock split, yay! $1000 tomorrow and $1500 by next week. Lol bulls are smooth brains.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Full time Strong buy by 2023 and 2025### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bill gates was right### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As cost of capital soar Bitcoin fell steeply below support to 25k over the weekend. As Tesla has a strong correlation with bitcoin I am expecting panic selling today. Model 3, X and S are not selling. Just 1 Model 3 sold in June in Norway ( last year 14,000 in June alone).### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys report all these spammers### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 2018### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 777 by end of tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 696.69.... one ***of a number to finish off on, honestly....### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bitcoin slumped steeply overnight Saturday, which will bring Tesla huge losses. Model 3 and S as well as X are not selling. Just 1 Model 3 has been sold in Norway this June versus 14,000 !!!! last year. Althoug Model Y sells good Volkswagen ID.4 sells much better. HUGE slump is coming as q2 will steeply disappoint.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jesus, still 730billion market cap. wake me up when tesla returns to earth from its trip to Mars.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: US: Tesla Dominates BEV Sales In January-April 2022 (msn.com)### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon the trickster, I would say buying Tesla at the Friday close was the smartest thing to do because if it goes any lower it would obviously bounce back and on the flip side if goes higher then its going higher. So that's what I did, either way I think it was a good trade. Cheers good trading. Obviously its one trade but markets tend to bounce off the lows, so Tesla could be one of those that gets a really nice bounce, I think its a really good one.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ub3c8\uc918### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I want to know everyone's opinion. What do you think about tesla stock's split?? Are you think Tesla stock will be got higher like last split?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: They could do a stock split every 2 days to try to save this ******### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stock split doesn't pull the pe down to 15.. lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3 for 1 split...\ud83d\ude01\ud83d\ude01\ud83d\ude01### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Testa stok split just anounced. Moon soon \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca3### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So after losing around 40% of its value they call for a stock split to bring in more retail? That is not how it normally works.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will be $ 250 until split. so you dont need to split.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Someone needs some cash. This dude will go down and will drag a lot of newly-na\u00efve-retail-investors whit him.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stock split baby### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: an1 who buy on stock split news deserve to lose , u got only once in a life fomo runs based on non fundamentals stuff in 2021 , now Musk tricks are over , be warned### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla files split 3 for 1### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: LOL another Musk pump. It is the end.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what news after hours?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stock split?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dump this ponzi### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE 97. Shanghai down. Interest up. Staff cuts.. Tweets. Wow### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the entired market is down...why blame on tsla??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Double loss in this counter stocks plus BC### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon deserves to loose all his money and anyone that supports his type of behavior as well### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: close the day at 666.66### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Ronnie??? I think hes busy buying more shares### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahaha this is so funny this company !!! And he is pumping bitcoin as well..... He must be so bored !### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 50% drop in 2 months, joke CEO### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next stop $400### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who the fool buying at 700?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: please edge your bets ladies and gentlemen.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SP down 110 pts , nq down 400 pts hahahahahait is the end of the world as we know it. And i feel fine !!!!! lalalalala### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: But no worries Elon is going to save the world ... not ! And he will go to Mars. Good riddance of him. Such a charlatan### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not long ago it was 640\u2026 This data is mutch worse### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Twitter is going to be expensive...So much free money and here we are, inflation up and up and up ...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Apple AMZn etc ..going down as well !!!### Assistant: [skip, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enjoy your weekend everyone### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahaha so funny this company... so much at stake for a ********company treating employees like sh...t and polluting the world as well !!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy hell.. for 712### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where do investors put their money when the DOW drops 500 points? hmmmm looks like TSLA is a pretty safe bet### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CPI is now skyrocketing, on a moon trip### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorts incoming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yeah this is going to drop 10% in no time### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: warning strong sell off### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Warning Strong Sell!!!https://m.investing.com/news/economic-indicators/us-cpi-rose-more-than-expected-in-may-hitting-new-40year-high-2835754https://m.investing.com/news/economy/us-cpi-eurozone-bond-trouble-shanghai-back-in-lockdown--whats-moving-markets-2835697#### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip and give all your money to Elon, he is our savior.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: to the ground### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Goes up bcuz of puts\u2026### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CPI actual 8,6% forecast 8,3%. Say hello to $600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This was $130 pre-pandemic. Maybe it doubles in two years. $260. You think not? Watch as more and more money goes to food and shelter, not electric cars. Musk was right to have a super bad feeling.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: US open, any reason for more volatility than the usual ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont fall for puts guys\u2026 its going down.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh look at my beautiful tulips \ud83c\udf37. They are blooming so nice. They popped out of nothing. I hope they will blossom forever.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dip more.That right### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Two things; TSLA earnings on June 21 as well as Fed meeting the same date 21st. tlsa earnings may not be as strong due to China shut down. Rate increase and less production means a downer for tsla, imo.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets give Ron Love so Love. Hes been so busy buying up everyones shares that he hasnt had time to comment.Please continue to send Ronnie all your sell orders, in his own words \u201ccant wait to accumulate more shares\u201d Ronnnnnniiieeeee### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Boring Company and Tesla, to merge.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie unloads soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie, what's the matter? Running low on funds?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hilarious, the comments here are a great reflection of the emotional rollercoaster traders are facing every day \ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: New competing products like the Nissan Ariya are going to decimate Tesla's sales.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is this in the green when all the rest is red?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol, ppl buy shorts now\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dump rapidly soon be careful### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go Tesla \ud83d\ude42\ud83d\udc4f### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Again some manipulative news against tesla\u2026### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Negative news and publicity is great for stock price. Free advertising. Duhhhh### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No competition to TESLA. Just remember when it went from $300 to $3000.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: target 800 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: safety probe on over 800k cars and stock goes up as Kathie might be buying? really? it needs to be branded as a meme stock. this junk needs to be under 200 based on all the competition### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it is obvious that someone is using Tesla to manipulate the Nasdaq index.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Tsla doesn't make it in the EV biz then no one will MUSK is the Poster child of this Industry. He is the main reason for EV interest### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol what a joke of a stock### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: p/e 100### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No, moventunt at all### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: manipulated stock to control s&amp;p 500 price### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: eveything goes down, but hey ubs upgraded trashla so buy more you can### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No worries, only another 420 dollars down to go ;)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to continue the TSLA bubble BRSSSTT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: two reasons why this will go unreasonably higher is that Nio is down 6% and the entity will probably pump this up like crazy before data comes out### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pump up### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla has kicked off the 2022 Model Y\u2019s customer deliveries from Gigafactory Texas. \ud83c\udfb5 They see me rollin'.. they hatin'...### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: intrinsic value of $468 (bullcase) under DCF and $298 under Relative value (bull case)- this thing is still overvalued### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the best circusssss the best junk ever American crooks only show### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I like tesla, but inflation data coming so ill wait to next feek..### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The EU Parliament voted in favor of an ICE ban for all passenger cars &amp; vans in 2035. The transition is real.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: UBS Upgrades $TSLA to Buy from Neutral with $1,100 PT. Says 'Future looks brighter than ever', after recording a Record High Order Backlog of over 470,000 vehicles, and with some model configuration delivery times blowing out to second half of next year. 2023 IS GONNA BE \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.investing.com/news/economy/teslas-china-output-decline-trending-deeper-than-musk-forecast-data-and-internal-memos-show-2835198?dicbo=v2-5642a35f914335801884695e5b239ef0### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fboy is stalling on this twitter deal and I think I know why### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bouncing cat ... tomorrow -4%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy target 760### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hoping for 690 close### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you all will see its first touch 480 then 389 then 281### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today Tesla moves against the market. Any news?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +4% while musk ha to pay 1B if he goes away from the deal with twtr imagine### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ok this is fake so now you will creat your whelth### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short this fake tweet stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 + today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell all your portfolio Dow will conform touch 26000### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today .... maybe 4.5% up.. but not hold..### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: one way from here on out....up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla to the Moon! \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: has TESLA also announce Stock Split?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today Bullish Signals \u2705### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today Bullish Signals \u2705### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Keep dipping.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon derserves to lose all his money### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: amc squeeze slow today, we will be 800 on Tesla maybe later this week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going the PayPal way...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah man what did fboy tweet this time ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The cars are 20% overpriced. No one talks about FSD anymore. It is a carcompany. With staff and a supply chain, buildings, washed out models. Ugly new models I mean seriously the A team buildtruck? \ud83d\ude92. The power grid is smoking redhot. As the valuation is max 50 -150. And you need to go to work because not going to an office causes a decline in cardemand... We want Tesla traffic jams for a better planet, \ud83d\ude22.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk didn't know that he didn't have enough money to buy a company that he didn't know he didn't like.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: he buoght? do eet### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: amc squeeze today, then Tesla hit 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any info about the split?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still you are lucky. This is still above 700 wow### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 +soon :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla stock is expensive, but on the other hand, so many tesla cars around us. I drive a model 3, sometimes on the road, all cars near me are tesla, it's crazy.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk Going to moon.. no come back to earth ..Sell it### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Load Up, F/K those Elon Haters In The ***### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell.. *****... target Zero### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is going to be 200 where it belongs to much of crazy \u2026.not responding to actually### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I might touch the 600s again but thats just good for us bulls, i didnt have money last time and getting another chance### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rivian is the future of Ford. Teslas overvaluation will be taken by the competition.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back from the moon, sold off after a double top### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easily to 850 durin this bear market rally### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Selll selll selll. Got big shorting pos in this. After inflation report. Gona stack this back up :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is going to go down with people and### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should be 1000### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 this week fulz### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is a shame that stock went up after so many people lost their jobs: shame on you Elon### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should be 650### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon 1000### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla seems to outperform other stocks now after the friday collapse and seems to have a strong support at the low of monday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You know, you don't have to buy Twitter to tweet.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PLEASE! Report &amp; block all the scammers posting non stop### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: to 800+### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon we will fly### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bogus company### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What i am witnessing!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ha haaa.. hell falling..Sell it for Zero..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 500### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Haha :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short hell.. target 0### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it possible to see 730 today?\ud83d\ude0c### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Tesla guys know that customer is king that is why customers buy and grow in numbers### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Don't believe..Musk.. tomorrow maybe he say.. I am going to \ud83c\udf15.. ta ta By.... By..### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell it.. it will be Zero...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ,\u2728\ud83d\udc4c\u2728\ud83c\udfce\ufe0f\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Growth has a limit . Tesla and Amazon already reached it . This is it folks.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800+### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big day today### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only sell and short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to be a great week if you are long!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell your all positions big fall will in market### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 650 coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: price back to to pre fake news value possibility today 791### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 'free cash flow' = 'if you don't actually count the things we spend cash on, our cash flow is positive!'### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so nobody has done trading with a good and reliable broker here in this site... or people are keeping things behind their back.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Quick couple of questions to tell if you know anything about this stock. As of May 2022, ALL of the following Auto makers recorded NEGATIVE YoY Sales Growth of between -12% to -64% execpt for ONE:- Nissan, Volvo, VW, Hyundai, Mazda, BMW, Honda, Kia, Toyota, Stellantis, Audi, Tesla, Mercedes, GM, Ford. Name the ONLY Auto maker to record POSITIVE YoY Sales Growth and by how much?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is still the richest guy\u2026### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Report &amp; block the scammers!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please, report &amp; block all the acammer### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 933 by end of the month 100%. Cyber truck coming In January### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow only spam and spam here !!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Man\u2026havent been on this site in awhile and goodness the bots and spam on here is wild now. Like every comment is spam. Lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You guys realize he tweets stream on consciousness from the toilet, right?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do ya think enough SPAM on this forum!!!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is rumored by a key analyst to discuss details of SPLIT this coming week! Stock should begin to rise!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its not bad by a CEO to make an overiew regarding costs. Elon tweet communicates that he is strategic and has the abbility to think in a longer perspective.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is all about honesty integrity, accountability, NOT!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have an feeling Elon, is paying people to spam the comments section. Way to go champ! not### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Gas-Prices/Theres-No-Immediate-Cure-For-Sky-High-Gasoline-Prices.html### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: please house, recommend a good and reliable broker for a newbie...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: About Brighter a swedish stock company.In July 2021, Brighter had a market capitalization of SEK 782 million and the share cost 0.70 \u00f6re each. Today, June 2022, the market cap is 70 million and the share price is 0.10. And that now that the Actiste product including the app is completely ready to go. Both UK and UK trials of the product are well underway; Qatar. I am convinced that once the test results from these two countries come in within 3-4 months, Brighter stock will be like a rocket and up 1000%. Once the product is sold in the UK, Brighter is expected to generate sales of an estimated \u00a3600-700m a year. There is no doubt that this year's stock rocket is brighter. 1.5-1.8 SEK per share in 2023 is not impossible and compares that to today's 10 \u00f6re for a share. Mention another company that has similar rush potential as Brighter. Salford Hospital in the UK would NEVER fund such a project unless there was a way not to be able to buy Actiste if tests came back positive.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have you read the actual email? Reduction in areas except building the cars, battery pack, solar panel! It means that other areas that were unnecessary could be reduced without affecting the production. Important, he mentions that hourly staffs will increase. The media mentioned 10% reduction without the details that could be seen as some kinds of misleading the main point of the story!### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: forum closed over the weekend?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be aware of the scams posted daily in this forum, pretending to be successful traders. Don trust people posting their contact information.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol this is 703 sell to 70 dollars### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Bulls love skiing \ud83c\udfbf \ud83c\udfd4\ufe0f. I guess### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is the full self driving fuzz? Or the ugly Cybertruck? Why would I buy a 20% overpriced car? Why is 10% of the people send home in hypergrowth mode? PE 100, forward PE 60 so at least 3 times overvalued in a bull scenario. Bagholding bulls start to get a bit shaky lately. Saying bears are haters how come?### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Look who sounds like a broken clock now...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell on rise for 500.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: reducing the staff will result in revenue increase - respectively higher stock rates### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Love him or hate him, but Elon is 100% right to be concerned. May has been a catastrophe for all the ICE car makers, YoY Honda -57%, Toyota -27%, Mazda -64%, Nissan -29%...the list goes on. Mark my words, peak ICE sales are behind us, and any auto maker who haven't prepared EV production capacity will be sent to the wall.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what happens options after 4.30 cstif price below 700then know mkt biased### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So many emotional traders here it makes me laugh. Elon is running his business like How a Boss should. This will soon pass like all of his other tweets do. Paper hands will soon regret their decision, while I will continue accumulating hopefully to 5000 shares before this makes it back to over $1000 this year. And if you truly understood Tesla, then 19.2% margins is all you need to know. The power of operating leverage, and the world's most Profitable auto maker.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rob love buying again at 700 ?### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The sooner Elon leaves Earth the better for humanity! 8-)### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today target achieved.. next.. 10% coming soon...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: come TSLA to .. 696### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No recovery... life...time today onwards.. down only.. wait for 0### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: best way to buy back Elon Musk is great### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: goodbye 700 hallo 660### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: By the way, that gap is gone, but it took one day more than I was thinking it would,,### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +7% tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: imagine the one who sold it at the lowest.....hahahaha exelent work. we love you all### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what a donkey who ever sold his stocks at lowest lol. traders looool. donkey traders makes this good. there is always someone whos the loser### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The big cult### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is going to vote GOP !!! And most likely Trump as well who knows but sure for GOP President### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla is facing recession's worst impact.. or elon's tweet impact \u263a\ufe0f\ud83d\ude22### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there is no logic for this to go down 9% on that news. it should be a bullish news not bearish. this is good for the company.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thanks Obama### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It\u2019s not the economy. It\u2019s that this erratic, narcissistic man-child has alienated the natural buyers for his products, and they have other EV options.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Vote for Trump if you want a strong stockmarket### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Electric cars stocks will be ralling with Trump only !!!### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will 700 break today?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yikes### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who ever sold hos stocks at 700 lol was the last donkey. imagine him next week hahaha.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Never ever vote gor Dems !!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you want a strong economy and stockmarket vote for GOP dont trust dems### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ELON cutting 10% of his workforce based on a hunch, LOL, is this guy awesome or what?### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk deserves to end up in pr!$on like Jordan Belfort and Bernie Madoff...### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $200### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it looks like Tesla will go below 700 again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enron Musk is shorting...### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: La Do.. not worry reason.. is holding only 2..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buyer now. target is zero.. SL.. also Zero..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BUy the Dip Guys, The Man is Being Honest. Good for the company!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: La Do, I know your..feel you brought at 1100.. now 710.. don't worry.. it will be Zero hold it..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down 43% in past few months. Keep toking tweeting. Or is it tweaking?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wise people avoid .. this hell ones tonight...### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MM algo trading killed tesla today, gj fake media### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon people will realise that Musk pumped Tesla to make enough money to grow SpaceX. Tesla is worth ZERO because the technology and quality are worthless, but the money Musk made on Tesla will grow Starlink and with Starlink he will build a SpaceX colony on Mars.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Avoid this stock.. one day it will be Zero.. Remember.. my words..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont worry! Musk is smart. He knows what he says. I bet he does not want to sell more share at a higher price. As always, his dream is to be a man who controls the World.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it is not surprising for a stock to drop 9% when its CEO said those stupid words...&quot;super bad feeling about the economy&quot;.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's Biden who got the pumped up mess from Trump. Thin air money printing is the classic recipe for trouble in the financial system. And here we are a century after the roaring twenties.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I request to all Americans.. sell this *****stock.. Give a treatment to .... mask...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: target 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where is this closing today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mostly Crypto scams### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anybody here noticed all the fake Live zoom calls on The Tube with Elon Musk### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This should go below 480### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trump\u2019s market has extremely fast recovery after March 2020 and Tesla was rallying Apple was rallying### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We relly miss you Trump !!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To be good company, Tesla P/E ratio should go down from current 100 to 20. In other words, the stock price should be $140.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trump\u2019s market was extremely fast recovery after March 2020 and Tesla was rallying Apple was rallying### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to $600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 625 and lower much much lower### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a joke this CEO and his know it all attitude ! Talk is cheap Elon. And a company valued that much , please ! Why doesn t he goes to Mars and leave us alone ? And some people believe him ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wait for Trump time No time to buy Tesla stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lithium stocks are down as well### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the only reason this trash is goin down, is because it went up for no reason over the last two weeks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont bet against Elon### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Biden\u2019s market is crashing and crashing### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People buy oil stocks Most environmental friendly and Trump era is over Electric cars stocks are down### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My power bill was $125 this month. Buying 2 more teslas### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No buying today, huge selloff.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will buy again 680-695.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overpriced non sense### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla firing 5-10% of executive staff not from whole workforce , media once again manipulayed whole stock down and algo trading causes dip### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looks like next quater wont be good### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: more down today?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no growth this year but cutbacks to save money buy this wallstreetdarling musk are singing the blues### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who knows what to do now? hold, sell or buy?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon stay strong!### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: here we go again dump this teslatrash we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oof that was a steep fall### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dear leader needs to get off twitter and start actually working.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 70 - 140. You don't fire people in a hypergrowth scenario. Yuo need them all.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fboy is manipulating the market he goes online says everything is going to crash, people sell he buys back cheaper, ah man jokes on him bought so many shares on this dip wow### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 770### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 today :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He is the richest billionaire. He has access to the best advice. He said months back we will see a recession this year or the next. People are thinking they are smart if they buy the dip. Wait and watch what happens in a few months.### Assistant: [skip, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why did Elon push his own company stock down?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'll buy at $100### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: loving my shorts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is STRONG SELL.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Did you short @775?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: WHAT DID I SAY### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys you are ill if u think that elon want stock goes down for buy he can buy for free with his stock options### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MULN major announcement today.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Look at Elon\u2019s history. When he says good, he sells. When he says bad, he\u2026 :)### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon loves to trap daytraders, this is hilarious to watch### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Germany lead times spiked +50% up and people think tesla is firing stafd because slowing dwmand hahah, still dont believe the news until elon comments it why they wanna do that### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think it's elon's strategy to buy the cheap stock from sellers...don't fall into his trap. if you have already this stock, just hold and keep in mind of the upcoming stock split...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Markets wil move up, pre is already too red### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So what will happen when the new humanoid robots start to replace many of the human workers in Tesla Gigafactories? How is that bad for profits?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So the little tech distator blames everybody but himself for a disatrous management at Tesla !!! hahah what a joke this guy !!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well despite being Friday I genuinely hope this thing skyrockets today, let the stock collapse next week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi bears, Firing staff in a hypergrowth scenario p/e 100, after lockdown in Shanghai.P/e 20 coming in... Empty bag scenario.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Blood bath today?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ah no what did fboy do again?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think Elon hates Tesla stocks go higher### Assistant: [negative, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla wants to cut HR to improve costs and the stock goes down. Is there any sense in any of this market. Look at oil I mean there is less than 2% supply demand gap and its jumped from 90 to 120. Tesla should be around 800 to 900 minimum fair price### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is only good for me, drop back to low 600s and i can buy this once again.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla does not sell enough cars in europe, giga berlin was not needed### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls. We are still in a bear market, with a probable recession ahead of us. Stop fooling new investors. It's ugly.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk wants to short some shares then he will retaliate with positive news then share will go up , they do money and small investors lose money ,. enjoy the seen### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk wants to fire low quality workers and stock tanks ok\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short day?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will buy a lot around 700-710$. If you think this will go down you are crazy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whatever Musk says, believe the opposite...### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is Elon is shorting ?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla should be at 250 tops...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla soon to become loss making company again \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5% drop today.10% by middle next week.Recession.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA Going to crash hard , P/E on 102 it's too much for the rescission P/E . All priced already for their good forecast on Sales growth (yoy) , Will they be able to meet the optimistic forecast ? No.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what I doing here### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how is it work app### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Amazon announces 20-for-1 stock split, $10 billion share buyback. Tesla will do 10-for-1 stock split this year.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wonder if Musk is planning to put gun racks in new Tesla models, now that he's a Republican.### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80HEADED TO 1K TO MISS THE ELEVATOR UP...\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well we boutta see that 800 jump eod I guess### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: end of the world is priced in buy now or regret### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When is the stock split gonna done?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Look like forum a little bit relaxing witout stupid bears ideas.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: chart Showing up till 1008### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Safil- one can hope.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now will it just do a last minute push until 825?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: step, return to normal. Target between 800-850, after that is down 70%, tipycal of the bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thoughts on afternoon and tomorrow closing    BULL or Bear  ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears will be back @ 810### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stonks### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wnd of the world is priced in buy now or regret### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold maby buy again at 600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sheeesh its really wanting to go 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice just ten more points to 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bears completely disappeared### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Glad i closed my shorts early and bought the call.. recovered nicely. Now can we go to 800 so i can enjoy this vacation for a week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice. Inflation boosts stock and commodity prices### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bill gatz is closing his shorts.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Scott Paul as of now u got 777.77 :D### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Darn...my prediction of 777.77 did not come true. I am totally screwed!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol wait til theres even a hint that deliveries are gona be off below $600 probably $500\u2019s### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maby next week### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember to short @775### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 soon :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you bilivie this is stock is a bigest circusssss ever### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ford's big EV announcement just shot this stock up. Market is embracing competition and also recognizing that there is little chance anyone will ever catch up to Tesla.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont tey to short this today! Expecting $800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alright 14 point increase Yall Bulls can take your money now let it drop again..### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Try short in TESLA in755-60 zone ...trgt 720-690### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: may be a pump coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short TSLA ... DROP DROP!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still hovering in the 730-35 zone ..given couple of days back :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is being overtaken in Europe left and right by the Competition. Fiat, Peugeot, VW, Skoda, Polestar, etc, etc, No more hypergrowth fairy tales### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Strong sell. That is it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next support is at 678, i have decided to hold my call options as it expires on june 24th, tomorrow thinking of buying a put option if the price reaches 752-54 strike price 740### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please give me some information this app related### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Friends waiting for you Reply### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi friends I am new here am not understand how to start earning please friends someone guide me.how to make money this app### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon is a sick guy, this company soon gonna get closed.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People in China didn't work for 2-3 months, shortage for everything is happening.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People in Italy Celebrate that there brand is the most sold electric car. They are Numero uno in a top 10. Tesla is not in the list....### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People in Shanghai are celebrating the end of the 2-3 months long lockdown### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is this the 'Sell the Pullback' relief top? \ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target 1600### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold all my tesla shares .. Goodbye tesla I never comeback to you am going to see new company .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow that gap is gone### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahaahaah a dictator company praising China and scre****g Amarican workers ! What a joke !!! Why does not he leave for mars ASAP ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 70 dollar stock at 700.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: omg this 800 is taking forever...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 is coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy buy buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon we will fly again \ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 900$ +this week \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go higher from here### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big jump now too 800### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Price on downchannel upside edge resistance### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 800 + day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk the dictator in disguise of american freedom ! Working hand in hand with the Chinese gvmnt !! What a joke !### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: price at 21 daily ema , also 775 previous support is acting like a resistance but the weekly candle is so strong that at this time we can at least expect 945 but need to see how daily closes today! Patience.....### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I feel like due to the lack of after hours movement it might go down today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Waiting for $750 to add more shares### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: spammers everywhere.. if u can make money in the stock market why do u spam so hard? lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red. New normal. Sell.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After hour price will decide tomorrows move. Lets see if bulls can take this above todays high.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it gone go down to 100 $### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should i sell my put for 735?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think it is time to buy Tesla. it looks the market will continue going up.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MULN battery is better than Teslas### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In Iceland ?https://www.pexels.com/@rent-a-tesla-234742715/### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Don't fight the Fed### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell for a target of 700### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Onother BIDO### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: seriously if fboy is able can keep his pants on and stop diluting shares, this should move higher### Assistant: [negative, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This volatilitt is like rollercoastwr wt fff from +2% to -3% to +1%### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have u noticed reaction form imp zone of 730-35!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Tesla Bear is here, again!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 630 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope its helping ;-) 730-35 zone cover half ...else keep trailing :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: keep my levels in ur reference ..n make most of it :) happy trading !!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now 730-35 imp zone ...below that 720-715 ..keep trailing !!### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 620 maby### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 764 should be imp level to initiate a trade in TESLA### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PT $5000 EOY 2022### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The only ones not concerned about growth numbers are Tesla bears running around on steroid's. Forward PE 60 so even the Bulls agree -40% is where this should be trading. 60p/e... \ud83d\ude02Lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Super UNDERVALUED and still at bargain basement prices. Foward PE already below 60 and will continue to fall each Qtr. Only clueless bears bother using TTM PE on growth companies. \ud83d\ude44 2023 PT $1,420.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: P/e ratio 100. Way to high for a grown company. Fair value between 70 and 140.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla at 773 as per my analysis monthly candle may close above 866 at least, do not know if that will happen or not but i believe it can happen. If that happens long calls are super safe till 1086### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if musk have trust issue with gates then I've with musk for crypto manipulative tweets### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: based on what I know at this moment in time, I believe Tesla will be UP tomorrow, possibly hitting 817.77. Just my gut. My opinion. Nothing more.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today market close?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: which broker is good to trade### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is Elon be looking at taking Dodge coin for payment. No one in their right mind would do that.Has he got a different platform to what we are seeing?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good stock to play the swings... G A R B A G E cars### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: these bots are relentless, my god...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maby buy again at 500$### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yahoo now: -Elon Musk plans to open 24-hour Tesla restaurant in Hollywood-... does he want to compete with Dicaprio?... no!... he wants to be the new Pirate of the Caribbean!### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BULLS ARE OVERWHELMING THE BEARS (IT CAN BOOM AGAIN)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk manipulating again so he can pay for twitter?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PLEASE! Report and block all spammers/scammers### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TESLA are doing well and the feature is good### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Weekly candle pattern shows reversal. Tesla is the greatest EV maker in the world. Stock split is getting closer and closer### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi bears let's see where the relief rally goes and short the bubble \ud83d\udcad again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a great closing!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Inflation adjusted, today $757 is like last year $696 ;-)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 770 still possible before close### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This was a bounce off one year low.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Set buy in point at $550### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Damn! On the move to $800? 20%+ gain on this week\u2019s low.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Owns factories, charging stations, battery plants, Dojo, AI and much more.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SLgone...fought hard bt futile...  Cheers anyways :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shifting my sl 2 point to 755 risk 7 points now ... not much of a time to trade now### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now my sl is 757 in system !! will take 9 point SL### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm keeping it a little longer### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: last 30-60 mins fr my trade ..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bill Gates covered short positions that were worth $0.5 billion. I am wondering how many shares he bought with the profits he made.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well above my strike price!! I usually dont trade options but it was a cool opportunity### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go higher from here and close above 770 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Expecting a gap above 800 by monday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how to income to my apps### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how to income to my apps### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 748 is avg cost of my shorts I think it would be difficult to get my desired zone of 720-15 as i wont carry any position ... so would exit on my sl or ant 10-20 points below my avg cost ..Everything in trading is knowing ur risk ...the only holy grail possible :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See importance of 755 B-)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next pullback below 480### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next resistance at 770.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where are the crybaby bear?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Had to jump in at 745, just waiting on confirmation.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hold target for 780### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bill Gates covered his short positions, since he likes Tesla company, he should buy more shares with the profits### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what we thinking the Mac possible today will be?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can we see 40-50 point dip in tesla ..intraday ??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cashapp $leojeionkarma### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BIll Gates is covering his TSLA short positions.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Happy Friday :))### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will touch 740-50 today !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When the big brands change 50% of their car production to EV, Tesla will be under 250.. that's when Bill Gates close his orders..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: feelsbadman if i cant add at these cheap prices when i get my salary### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i will buy at 500### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: am weary of upside because of the price action yesterday, will see what happens today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: has anyone seen Ron Love I'm wondering if he's OK### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today will be profitable### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I remember when I was buying TSLA when the P/E ratio was 900 and it was still a good deal back then. It's a steal right now at this price.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Q2 delivery passing 325000### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You can see by the comments who is intraday and who is medium to long term.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As per my chart. Steady up \ud83e\udd1e\ud83c\udffe\ud83c\udfcc\ud83c\udffe\u200d\u2642\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this thing should start retracing hard by next month.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The index will recover and close gaps to 4120 and even 4300 bit tesla i would say will continue downtrend to 570 and then 375$ by eoy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla has submitted an application to build on a further 100 hectares east of its plant in Germany, expanding the site's area by a third,### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if you are still short, take your losses and run. Come to the bright stress free long side of life....you won't look back!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Blessed be thy god, who alloweth thine stock of Tesla, to be cheap AF, for the last time.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This one is going down folks. It's very hyped up, unfortunately. No wonder, the likes of Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio and the likes don't touch it. In fact, Bill Gates and Michael Burry have bet against it by shorting this stock. Temporary upside is just the dead-cat-bounce. So watch out...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk call off Twitter deal amid misconduct allegations### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Entryentryentryyyy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This ****### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla owns 4 giga factories, lockdown in shanghai is over, Q3 will be much better than Q2. Tsla should be above $1000### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Woods buys the dip on Tesla.She's been known to concentrate on existing shares in her portfolio and really buy them up as they see downturn, expecting a rebound.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 1000 by july### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Loving my shorts.... since 1150. We see low 5xx soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2k target Sep### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people  who were nt believing me see tesla on ur screen !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.tradingview.com/x/QzP241YW/### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.tradingview.com/x/QzP241YW/ If so, I will add more.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pullback nothing hectic### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i want to sell this### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: add more### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: think we go back to 680 again not good### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Biggest day in tesla welcome back \ud83e\udd19### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +800 is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it too late to buy more?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 375$ this summer### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 575 coming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla going to $3,300 in 2weeks time### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there was a guy crying in happiness yesterday when the price ruined. i think he is still crying :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's hard to get in, when the price is escaping all the time### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gonna go back to 900s### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It may rise 10% today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Once its above 725 its above my call option strike price### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk sold and Bill Gates shorted Tsla stock, Musk stopped selling, Gates has to cover his positions.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets go 720 \ud83c\udfcc\ud83c\udffe\u200d\u2642\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why is it surging cannot find news### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maby 200$+ day :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 720 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Great Day!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy buy buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good entry point### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's the Best time to buy, better than yesterday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where are you, Bears? lol### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thanks rtarded megabears, it was clearest sign this bottomed### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Wood bought the dip on Tesla at 630-640 this week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thanks bears.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Theres no margin call risk anymore, elon cancelled it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2000+ next month### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overpriced junk, also Elon gambled 1.5B on crypto non sense### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the problem with Tesla is not Musk or the valuation it is that build quality is G A R B A G E### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nonstop up is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wanna see 750-850 in tesla soon !!  Cheers :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Spammer/scammers are scum.report and block each one of them, as soon as you see their rubbish posts. I do!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Welcome back to institutional investors. Today will be a great day for you. I sincerely feel bad for anyone shorting this stock. Get out while you can and get on the long side of this trade.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I know that Tesla has a fan base but watch out people. Look at the crazy valuations and look at the new products coming from competitors. All stocks are risky right now but Tesla is probably the most inflated one out there, the downside is huge. Don't bet all your money on the horse that shows the best odds.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought 7 contract call options at 658, its already pre market at 669, if my analysis is correct i still believe monthly close will be 872### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dump this to 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Get ready for a big reversal! we're not in recession. Just a big correction. Now is the time to buy!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Somelittlegain### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who is still buying/holding this stuff? Look at the graph, bubble bursting people.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nobody wants electric car.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk increases commitment in takeover bid to $33.5 billion, in talks for other funding. An increase of 6.5 billion. Mask is seeking other sources of financing.Guess which direction Tesla stock will go?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $620 was multi month multi week support , this month tesla will close above 872.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone else find it coincidental when tsla trades at $666/share?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not stop up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dead cat pump### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short all in### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's up on Fed meeting hopium( due in 30 min) but as soon as Fed comes out hawkish, all growth stocks will give away all the illusions### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: market manipulation cat bounce.  next week at 600 or below.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jump aboard or you'll miss the ship!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So you think that it's over, That your love has finally reached the end. Any time you call, night or day, I'll be right there for you if you need a friend. --- From the TESLA rock band (Sacramento): -Love Song-### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rich guys have wealth because you give them you money to buy new companies.. exrcutive stock option bonuses sold and selling..they thank you for your contributions to their parties..loltrue stories!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1,500.00 target### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bear trap!!### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In one week back to position### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bull ttrap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yes### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: King of trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People who are not buying regret their whole life in 5-10years### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going. Toward. 600 down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking good today### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ok let's forget the stock price, where is Ron love? He said he would give his stocks to his daughter. And come back at 700. Was he talking about the short term? Anybody?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still buying at 100.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm thinking 300### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There is a trust issue for Tesla### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull will fight today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorters### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BIG PROBLEM!!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Selllllll. I want to see low 2xx.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is still 3X toyota in market cap( similar to many dotcom bubble companies), valuation in a long run matters, tesla will fall below 200 eventually.may be 4-8 months given fed free money policy is ended.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why down from 1000 to 625 in 1 month?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why down from 1000 to 625 in 1 month?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: target around 300 pre covid levels. Its gonna surprise people how deep falls### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The amount of spammers is ridiculous### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: reached 600 today l an adding### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: reached 600 today l an adding### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: T_T### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 600 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why dont you guys try to fish for finders fees fish on crypto forums, instead of targeting despondant meta matrs?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yeah its going to 200### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where is Ron Love, when you need him?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 62### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow 500 or 700!jajaja### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We can buy at 300### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow 700\ud83d\ude00\ud83d\ude00### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bye bye### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This dumpster fire is just getting goin, wait until catastrophic economic numbers, a Shanghai total plant shutdown, and *****trials.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Incredible the fan boys can't see it. This stock was drunk on the promise the world of cheap money would last forever. Not only is it not lasting forever, the FED are doing a I turn now. It's over. Get out while you can.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Same stupid comments from haters who know absolutely nothing about this company, day after day. When it bounces, and it will, they will all crawl back under their rocks.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Below $500 next month### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is this company still above $400? makes no sense...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its so funny asf how many bears there is, literally 90% of people are bearish, im BUYING SO BADLY HAHA### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: don't you love it when the pump and dump enters the dump phase? Nothing more satisfying to see and I'm sure Michael Burry is smiling big.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fair value 200. But will not break 400 this year cause lots of daydreamers out there who still believe tsla could reach 3k in 10 years.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That thing is getting hammered hard### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell, 600 eod### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I cannot wait till Elon gets margin called### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bloodbath, still hoping this to 1k by end of the day.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow there's no bottom in sight.  This can go to 450$ before a proper bounce... sell sell sell.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 599 after fomc minutes!### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All time high was 1234.49 so the drop by fifty percent is 617.245. Watch for that moment soon.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the firsts dont always last , remember Nokia### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 - 450 is the appropriate price , still over valued at 400 but it will rest there a bit before going down to 250 ,,,,,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where oh where has the little Ron gone..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enron, are you still there buddy?### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500 dolar incoming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's the cybertruck, Elon? Where is it?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down to $370, no need split### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Added more 50### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 570$ then rebound to 700$ then 370$ by august### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: think it hits 100 by mid June? hahaha. my out of the money put beta are hosed### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Here we go again \ud83d\udeec### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 599!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 900?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ron?! How is it going?! Good change this will tank 400 to 500 before we hit fair value AMD all the air is out. Ouch....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: with existing factories it is possible to have 3 million cars/year with 40 operating margin yes this a 2 trillion dollar without counting FSD and Tesla bot### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon sold at 1200 lol. imagine that. now 50% of.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell sell sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 50% down from its tol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dear Leader hs left the building. Hard to keep your focus while blazing it up.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oof### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just ***down below 600 !! I know you want too### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Huuge rocket coming! \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if you bet Powell will give a dovish speech to save the market...it is time to buy.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the market is waiting for Powell's speech at 12:20### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: don't try to catch a falling knife.. good luck### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: suddenly up....any news?### Assistant: [skip, up, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Another one, Reuters just now: A California state judge has rejected Tesla Inc's bid to send a lawsuit alleging widespread sexual harassment at the company's flagship assembly plant to private arbitration, allowing it to move forward in court### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla semi and Tesla truck will make this company a lot of money in the future.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: toyota market cap is $222billion, tesla bubble stock will go below 222 dollars to make any sense### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After 2 hours green again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FOJI (Fear of Joining in) is the new FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)... A new world order is upon us gentlemen, act accordingly.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will go down in history as the greatest pump and dump of our time. &amp; Elon the greatest pumper of all time. Those that got out will love him forever, the bag holders, not so much.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: magically shreds all innocent money \ud83d\udcb5 dear god...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's so beautiful.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to 50 USD### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: U.S., case law indicates that a ship's master must be the last person to leave and make all reasonable efforts to save everyone and everything on it. In Anglo-American law, you would lose your license and make yourself liable. (npr 2014)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the lower it goes, the more im buying### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fool talks!.. everything goes down, not only Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: are they going broke??### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enron Musk### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 soon don't buy the bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500 is 20% lower ,, easy money### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The sound of a balloon deflating very fast### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gonna add heavily soon when getting salary, love these prices , excited af### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I do believe Musk used the Twitter acquisition as a sheer pretext to dump more of his worthless shares at a very high price (you ll see he won't even buy Twitter at all in the end)### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its coming guys### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trading is interrupted. A huge shareholder may be forced to quick sell everything.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FOMO buying support *### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there s gonna be some foam buying support on 530 doll... but honestly, it should go back to pre-9 trillion Fed QE level, nov 2019 (pre covid) : 130 doll haha that s where it s headed### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tards, not cards *### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just wait till big &quot;tech&quot; (cards) funds start to un load and take their losses out of a wakeup (redemption) call from investors..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the ship isn't sinking?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You know when it was at 1100 they said it was a discount### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Warren buffet once said when stocks go down you should be happy because you get to buy them at lower price### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: since august 2021 when someone said that Elon was an alien, nobody that has placed long positions is in green. Since december when he sold it's options, nobody is in green. Since Twitter affair, nobody is in green... What colour aliens are?... In August 2021 Elon said: -Aliens exist in Physics and Philosophy, Aliens could be among us...some people think I am an alien, but, its not true- ... was he lying?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 777.77 is coming soon. Then 888.88. Then 999.99. For those wishing and hoping you will see 555.55, perhaps in a couple of years after the split. The political drama of this stock is over. Go long, or suffer the consequences of your bad decision.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Correct me If I am wrong but the reasons for the drop from ATH have nothing to do with the financial fundamentals of the company.The rate that the P/E ration is dropping on a company with the best talent on earth is indicating that a big bang scenario is going to happen and its gonna be more dramatic that 2020 short apocalypse### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: might buy in at 100$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pump and dump.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: disgusting cult brainwashed tards### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dumped and sold off### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is weak.### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone remembers last time 666 ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: could you speak more clear### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't think Nikola Tesla would have found it entertaining that this stock hovers around this particular price.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pe in the 80's \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why so slow today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Great entry point!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice price### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Business Insider made a bet on Thursday that Tesla will fall 10% in a day, they poured $4M into this bet, and then published the news article about Musk. They earned around $25M in a day from 1 DTE put options.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is quite funny reading all the bear FUD and logic.exe not found predictions for the future price in here. This is truly a bear ecco chamber now. And we all know that is the best place to be to get true UNBIASED information.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Zero buyers , nobody wants in with weirdo aquaman anymore ,,500 for sure in June### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wish i had mpney to buy### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have you watched the Netflix documentary about returning astronauts to orbit after Space Shuttle program ended### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: updates?why it is down ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I need to see 300 \ud83e\udd29\ud83e\udd29### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought some more, these dips are good opportunites to hoar some more.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You should believe me. I was right. Since Tesla was 1150$. Loving my shorts.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will jump minimum 5% today or 700 confirm### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting Tesla. Buying Nokia and Tellurian. Making money.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GDP report may 26 and it's not looking good.### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Nasdaq100 goes down below 10K, Tesla will definitely be the cause. The market these days is like the Nifty Fifty Bubble in 1972.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 540 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now Elon Musk can lick his wounds and say I love Trump because market now valued his company towards the rates at which his company was when Trump left### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: margin time### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is interesting this bear market, wonder when it stops, because when it Does we are entering the Mother of all s curves### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stocking up! \ud83d\udcaa\ud83c\udffc### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 this week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 600 this week.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Entering the bear market rally at this week?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $770 this week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The way Musk is alienating natural buyers of his product, looking irrational to Wall Street, and the cars are spontaneously combusting, it\u2019s easy to imagine Tesla becoming the next Edsel.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short position until ( )$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy buy buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 701 by close tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 540 next bounce### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just a month and will buy more tsla, i love these prices### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: paypal coin best Digital money### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1 soon### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: under 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still wait on this stock### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday tesla up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon for prez### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Automatic Comments promoting Mr. X and Mrs. Y is Annoying !! Bot Makers Buzz Off !!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cheap I'll take some### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: With the front man melting down on twitter accused of using horses as currency to purchase happy endings... Recession looming.... Disfranchising his main supporter base (dems )... I would be carefull with the stock for a while :)### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next week 5xx. Sell / short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 to 150 would be reasonable### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting until $400### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If P/e comes down to 50 you would still have a high valued growth stock### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 50 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sinking ship### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will pwn all bears### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Golden cross still intact.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is \ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\udc8e### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is going straight down, don't catch a falling knife.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Other stock I'm shorting: Boeing, UPS, Apple.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go to reality tesla with p/e above 109 rofl### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bubble popping bottom in 12-16 months under 50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If it was me, I would have taken the horse offer...### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy buy under 500### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 in 2025 when recession hits.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday big bounce### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's a good company, but it's pe was in the sky### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Drop is good for Tesla so we could buy more but i dun think it will hit $300### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Drop is good for Tesla so we could buy more but i dun think it will hit $300### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: have a nice weekend guys### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold my long for Tonight trade @660### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: market bounced. tesla decoupled from market to go lower### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Resistance at $500-$550### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: almoust 50% down. lol at the ones who bought when elon sold at the top. Elons gift to you all was to hustle the donkeys as much as he could.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday huge bounce### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: my observation is right...633 become the lowest point today.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: China pandemic getting serious most if the manufacturers shut down processing by China communists government Tesla and Apple both included. Analyst estimated this will affect both Tesla and Apple next quarter earning report. Plus US fed increase hike interest rate causing net profit decreasing. This will cause next quarter report looks ugly too. Therefore TESLA &amp; Apple stock price tumbling. Warning: Stock recession finally has started !!!! Good Luck !### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Keep drinking the Kool-aid bears LMFAO! You all seem to think it's only TSLA that's in the red. Mark my words, there will be a MOA. SS coming! This is the greatest gift for Bulls to jump in at half price discounts! GL.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla buying back,don't just ignore this bounce.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: your right the say to the moon but it went up from 20 to 6000 they allready been there and now reality kicks in### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is losing money on the bitcoin that Tesla holds### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That is how it looks like when one of the biggest bubble in history bursts. The sad part is that it is ruining the life thousands of people who went all-in with this stonk.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who believe tesla will go up again right now its going down for a reason oversold overvalued### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell this garbage buy ribian### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i am deeply suprised that Bitcoin is more resilient and less volatile then Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what is this hot new we are the trash can meme about?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target price: 100$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell tesla and buy Nikola### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: first it has to give up pandemic fed money printing gains.. then some more..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No more money to buy the dip. Buy as much as you can, future is bright for Tesla!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no amount of bear market or twitter drama is gonna delete the financial performance of the company.Bears enjoy while you can 2020 apocalypse is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the ground### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope is not a strastegy### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oversold are not a discount### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just another 100 $ more for my target to come..then buy..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: then 350### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 550 is next support on monthly### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ahahahah poor Elon.... Well not so poor....### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we r already in 50% discount from ATH### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why are people speculating it will drop to 300? What news is so bad that I don't know about?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good buy for one hour### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: vw trade at 30 billion tesla at 660 billion thats crazy we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is 633 the lowest point today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The battle for 443 is coming back soon### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla still has long way to hit the bottom , which will be around 398.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No more fanboys left... to bad i dingt used my spare money from my house to short this bubble extra!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another big selloff before the close bye bye tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's not Elon - it's you moon guys being greedy...it was happy days when this was up every day . now some will lose some cash... there will be sunshine tomorrow again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Wood is buying a lot today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another black friday for tesla we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whoever is holding Tesla at $1,234, you have my deepest sympathies### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He wants Trump back on Twitter , he switches camps , the deep state are now after him , nowhere to hide now### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you mean 60 or what### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Option expiry...guess it will get sucked to 600### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let's buy now. Make some cash### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will see low 3xx this year...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you. 600 and BIG PROBLEM.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dont believe the hype new lows before the close sell sell sell we are the trshcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk will buy TSLA than twtr if this goes below 450### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: more elon waka waka the market are still slashing tesla shares waka waka waka we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon\u2019s timing to buy twitter is really bad.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: new lows before the close we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can the woke mind virus protect the shorts from 40% operating margin at a predictable 50% annual growth lets find out.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fun fact: did u know musk could be bankrupt is tesla stock hits 189$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dead cat bounce### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 620### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $450 next stop### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan bye bye 600### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Somebody yesterday said $700 was a good price. Guess they were wrong.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only after /near q2 earnings... look for SP500 3.800 and Nasdaq 10.800### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long taken for bounce. Wish me luck.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We expect 1000+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bring back Rat Shove, he wanted to buy it below 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell sell sell! Will ho much lower in the coming days/weeks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dont care about elons bla bla bla im not a member of the cult### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys this is 2 trillion dollar company,buy and hold buy and hold, tesla to the moon....### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan its a bubbleshare coming down to earth again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: But but but... Are the good old short squeeze days over? :D### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a HUGE thank you to the guys who sold me their $TSLA### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope you remember my post from Q4 21. I said sub 200$ bucks...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thats why musk wont buy twitter his tesla shares are going down down 50 dollars coming soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla halving?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon for President 2028!### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hnnm nmm hnnm nmm rest in peace trsla hmm hmm we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: neckline### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It seems so many buying orders here.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So beautiful. I think I'm gonna cry.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Silver miners. !!!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone know if Ron sol ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if elon is forced to finish that twitter deal he is going broke. Once the richest man and look now? He will be living under a bridge.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Tesla closed where it is right now (637.10) it would have dropped over 72 points in a day. One more day like this &amp; suddenly we're at a 52 week low. Turns out your stock value being based on cult like worshipping of a leader figure is fine when things are going well &amp; a massive problem when the leader has what they call online &quot;a normal one&quot;.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It seems that all those proud dip-buyers of last year were actually buying the shoulder :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It was so cringy to hear people say E_lon was the richest man, like noone could see this bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon won't be able to buy twitter anymore because he's going to be poor.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I miss Ron Love and Stonk Guy!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i expected it still no support until the 400$ region### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: support at 50 dolar### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People bought cars during the pandemic how many cars can they own? 1 or 2 not 14. Rates are rising so financing for cars will get more expensive, supply chain issues everywhere and with inflation the hardest hit will be discretionary spending... cars. Elon sold, he knew, buy the dip if you want but it is going lower.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont werry it will recover soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope she was worth it!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we can see 2 digit soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the most expensive ha_nd_job in history 60 billion### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The most expensive ******in history 60 billion...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bill Gates### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk just sold all Tesla shares to pay for sexual harassment lawsuit.\ud83e\udd14### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wish Tesla well but it's valuation needs to come down so Elon's schizo influence on the whole market comes down a bot### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alibaba number 2 \ud83d\udc40### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fraudulent market manipulators win this round. Funny there was some huge $650 PUTS placed yesterday before close, as a flurry of hit pieces came out. There's more to this story than meets the eye 100%.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is still way overvalued! I will buy at $100.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to all in### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why drop 10% ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: omg they are gonna short this to 599!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still have the afternoon selloff to go... another 20 points down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tutti i mercati sono ROSSI....ricordate, i titoli che scendono di pi\u00f9 sono anche quelli che poi salgono di pi\u00f9.....relax e godetevi il tuffo....pescate se potete.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears used to criticize high EPS now the situation flipped.Soon the fundamentals will create a 2020 Short apocalypse and it is gonna be ugly.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahahaha .... Twitter is becoming expensive !!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nasdaq will hit 7000 before this is all over, with a little luck it will go even lower.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83c\udf46### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Same sht as Intel .COM 2000 tsla garbage will NEVER do ATH again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk's attention is on TWTR. Certainly more addictive than TSLA. I understand completely.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close at 700### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 30$ soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long 651.2### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still holding my huge short from 1098... dont buy now unless you don't care , someone won't come back anymore this month ....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it cut through 666 support like butter### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Twitter -1%, Tesla -8%. Nice!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SELL it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude22\ud83d\ude22\ud83d\ude22### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The fraud is finally being uncovered...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello everyone :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There will be so much rehashing of the accusation against Musk that will scare the big hedge funds into reducing their positions. not good### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 666 the number of the Beast### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-16/not-a-single-car-was-sold-in-shanghai-last-month### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Interesting fact: not one car was sold in a city of 25 million last month as per official Chinese data. This is the extent of lockdowns.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market will be cruel to the hype stocks in upcoming few months### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 in 2 weeks### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch it double up in a month.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going for a double top or a right shoulder.....?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HOY BAJA -11. MUSK LA MIRA DESDE EL### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla going to enter indian market ,buy now### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk Melon: some say he is shrewd, some say he is a genius, others say he just knows how to take the credit of others' hard work. I feel he is extremely smart and he comes up with novel ways to sell his stock at the top. Be it the Twitter poll to sell 10% holdings to pay his taxes or the facade to acquire Twitter.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Best time to buy!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold @667 from 660### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Don't you love to see it. It makes my heart burst with joy. Greatest pump and dump of our time my friends. Watch it burn.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk knew what was coming when he sold part of his TSLA.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie wood is buying this Dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bubble burst? Buying back at 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BUY Back @660### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And now harrasmemt charges , theyre taking him down with his share prices### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long One lot### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bulls think people cut down their purchses on Waltmart and saving up for Model Y?### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk Melon sold more stock it seems### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Or elon sold his stock### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300$ loading,\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why so much down I dont get it. Even ukranie war we dont get down this much. This is not related about technic analysis this about Elons recent actions I think### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $150 it is starting### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up from here### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: get out while you can### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm buying $TSLA at $652 and some more at $622. i hope we will go down there### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 666 buy for sure### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to hundred rocks per share### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u201cHaw haw\u201d elon shot himself### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nothing against Elon but this grossly overvalued company bought by cult like fanboys keeps dragging the S&amp;P down. Hopefully it disappears into insignificance now that Mercedes and others with proper build quality are getting into electric.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla doing exactly what I said. will we get support here again? hopefully as I'm long again! come on fanboys do your stuff.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE ratio is 95?????? seriously? it should be 15, maby.......### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is the END### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: won't see bottom until below $400### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon selling again?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: These days if you are a billionaire without a sexual assault complaint you did something wrong. They need to quit it. (if he did it then ******him, but more times than not it is fake)### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think today tsla will close at $721### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back up to 1000 in no time.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what is the story today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To 300$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earth!!!! \ud83c\udf0e### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello dear my old friend ($699)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Better sell it now and buy it back at the lower price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't mind Elon but the quality of Teslas is G A R B A G E no way this should be above $400### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toxic 100 Air Polluters Index (Peri U.Mass)... the list of the 100 worst companies in the world polluting the air... position 22: Tesla... toxic score from a single facility: 100%### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20$ stock, biggest bubble EVER at 100$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can someone buy my kidney so I can buy more banks wont give me more### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In Shanghai they are at 45%In berlin a ton of trucks go in and out in Austin is producing faster and faster, operating margin will be better as new factories mature.I would say 1.5t after earnings.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ... by the way, did you know about Gates and it's short position?, now Bill Ackman is following Elon on twitter... I don't guess why?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People have gone broke betting against Elon and many will continue.Earning per shr is a door mat to short but that door maybe closing and I would be to scare to wakeup over night and it is at 900 over some new development.lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Curious question for the bears. How do you expect Tesla to go broke? Explain after Tesla become the world's most profitable auto maker this year, while making 9 TIMES LESS CARS, FCF rising over 600%, sales over 68% YoY, demand blowing out to 18 months+ in advance of production, all while building the TWO biggest auto factories, AND the TWO biggest battery factories IN THE WORLD without even a blip on their revenue and EPS growth? This isn't alternate reality, these are facts. Explain how they go from making $B's to losing $B's next month, next qtr, next year. You know that's statistically impossible right? Right?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650 soon.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is a good sign.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: High inflation, high gas prices, let's start the time warp again! 1970s rinsed and repeated 2020s style. History is doomed to repeat itself for those that forget.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now you know why I refer to Elon as fboy### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please report all those spammers as much as you can. The forum is becoming terrible.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy back guys\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Car on battery. Wallmart sells that too, no? Mother of all overvalued.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good day for us believers stuck in a high long position### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At least Tesla isn't bleeding red, like all the EV companies.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pull the rug already!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to see $600 next time\ud83e\udd17### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going down down down we are the trashcan we are the trashcan### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: On the way up there were no buyers at 500, they were at 400 which should be some support if not next is 160### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looks like Luna### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dip buyers are getting out of cash### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stopping out below 700, then will look to rebuy aroun 500 becasue I think if it breask 700 it will go there### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why does this never go up!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: activists are gunning for musk.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this could drop to 500 in a day and still be super overvalued### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what a bunch of crying losers here.lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am a buyer at 20 dolars!### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lower highs lower lows absolutely no sign of recovery..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Possibly, next year!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla stock getting carried by xpeng and nio.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Launch to 1000 guys Musk!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cant believe i just bought Tesla for $700!! This is amazing hahaha### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TWSTLR. Think Jeff Goldblum in The Fly when he merged with the telepod.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: prob a lot of ppl buying at 690 I did. this stickmis clearly not about facts it's about fiction and fanboys. they will always push this stock up again.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan goodbye 700### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 soon \ud83d\udcc9### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: down baxk to 400### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: One last thought. Just happened to notice Members' Sentiments: Bullish 64%, Bearish 36%. Hello!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FYI, Tesla joins Berkshire Hathaway, Johnson &amp; Johnson, and Meta Platforms (to name a few) who were booted out of the S&amp;P 500 ESG.  So what?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk has lost the plot - this is now more of a bubble than before, even after drop.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'll just leave an Elon Musk Quote here: 'I mean, I think that if people are concerned about volatility, they should definitely not buy our stock. I'm not here to convince you to buy our stock. Do not buy it if volatility is scary. There you go. Please sell our stock and don't buy it.' True Story. So as far as I am concerned, this will seperate the meme hodlers from the long term bag holders (5-10+ years). Am I worried? HELL NO! I will continue to accumulate for the next 5-10 years, or up to $5,000 per share at a minimum. If compared to its EPS Growth and PEG ratio's, these prices are the cheapest it's been since March 2020. There is NO BUBBLE HERE, BUT THERE WILL BE A HUGE MOA. SS COMING! Just a friendly warning bears, but you won't see it coming, because you all think it's only Tesla thats affected in this market. Classic Cognitive Dissonance SMH.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bring back Rat Shove!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice preopen under 700 ;)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: mother of all bubbles.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The crash, involving a 2022 model Tesla Model S that slammed into construction equipment in Newport Beach last week, is one of 35 under investigation by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) involving Tesla vehicles in which advanced driver assistance systems like Autopilot were suspected of being used since 2016.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up the stairs, down the window.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We see 4xx and 3xx this year....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you. 600 and BIG PROBLEM### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Car sales and forecast including EV does not look good because of stagflation### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: DBR### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You never see Larry Page sell more than $ 30 million worth of shares, he has a liability to shareholders and to the company he founded. The story of the Musk cult will end badly### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This guy is a genius, las week didn't know how to limit sales due to faulty deliveries, and just with a tweet, a 50% of potential buyers have been offended and are going to cancel orders... or maybe is just to put the price to $420 and take over all the shares of the company?... lending twitter shares?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I can easily give u similar bubble stocks who did approx same move and ended where it should have been, boeing, baba are maybe 2 of the ''old'' popular ones. in both i give same chart and price prediction in both came out, matter of time, yes tsla good company. but stock to bubbly, compared to stock 1 tesla costs 2 million cmon,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: For those who r sleeping Tesla got kick out from s&amp;p### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is done### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is the way.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 700? Could dip more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People that are shorting Tesla, just be sure you have done a proper risk evaluation. If you like to just give away money instead it may be more efficient. JJ### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People that are shorting Tesla, just be sure you have done a proper risk evaluation. If you like to just give away money instead it may be more efficient. JJ### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is there so much fuzz about the tweets of Elon. Look at the market, the revenue, marketcap, P/e ratio. It's not an investment opportunity at this moment cause it is overhyped. But the company is ok and has changed the industry. From that perspective I would say MOOONNN! around 300.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Slowly but steady towards reality...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kind of assume at this point that everything Elon Musk says is geared toward finding a way to exit the Twitter deal while saving face given that it is now expensive for him and he has no plausible revenue ideas.Elon Musk is Transitioning into Mike Lindell### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don\u2019t buy cars made with Russian steel### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Model Y And Kia EV6 Win U.S. News' Best Cars Awards For 2022### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Model Y And Kia EV6 Win U.S. News' Best Cars Awards For 2022### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Making money shorting testla.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 bucks in 60 days, or less !!!! Elon hung himself### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is tired of America he should come to EU### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk made This disaster. He will get margincall. Then his lying will stop. Dirty people and company### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk used &quot; tweeter buy &quot; to sell shares of tesla, never ended to buy tweeter it was all a scam### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is spiraling out of control faster than Tesla stock.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I see 300 on the five year cristal ball### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon now vowing to vote Republican in next election. Does he not understand that all his companies EV subsidies came from Democrats?? Dems will cut him off at knees.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 709 RON LOVE !!! where are you !!! please come back I had to add leverage to my positions at these prices hoping for a quck bounce back tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fucd### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still up 32% one year. Elon gets Tesla shares way under market so he doesn\u2019t care about the share price### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Breaking news. Tsla now trading in the pink sheets### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Truth hurts !!! And more than 80 M follow him on Twitter !?!?! ?hahahahso funny !!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahahah funny boy Elon is unhappy !!!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: with this bleeding, let me try my luck on $DPRO Any reviews?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: io e stefano to the moon### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As I mentioned over and over before, TSLA is the bubble champ of Wall St. Its MC/R ratio is extremely unbalanced. 300-400 is fair price for TSLA for a while.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd0c### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Reuters: U.S. agency opens probe into fatal Tesla crash that killed three. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Wednesday it has opened a special crash investigation into a fatal Tesla crash this month in California that resulted in three deaths.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: selll### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What the F!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla removed from s &amp; p index### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is loosing is credibility, and will tank Tesla..### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 350$ this summer### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Got in at 740.  Hold or sell?  Darth???### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I miss bull market so much!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20 dolars would be a good price to hop in### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ruus ringsteen,,, aim going DOWN### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: poor enron musk### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla got removed from the s&amp;p 500### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is going all the way to 500### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its coming### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still hold and beileve this company from South Korea\ud83d\udc4d\ud83c\udffb\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddf0\ud83c\uddf7\ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk gonna be in debt!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will bouce from here### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will collapse soon, better to be in sell till the value zero### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why Tesla was kicked out of the S&amp;P 500\u2032s ESG index### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will come down to 350### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stagflation will impact EV sales### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am a buyer at 10 dolar### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well it broke below 739 as predicted and has hit 706.... may test lows of past week. 690. i may go long at 690 again...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yay will buy the dip in 3 months !!!### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why drop today ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mother of all bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope baghoders are happy### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150 fair value### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now only 30% down ,wait more 20%.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: need this down at 50 by june...who's with me! bought put leaps a year ago. don't think I'm gonna make it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next stop 600### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 dolar incoming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol elon is trying to *****you tesla investors### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 650 tomorrow eod### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a genius. not because the electric cars no... he is a genius found bag holders which took his shares. lol### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short this trash the down trend will start soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla has the same intrisic value as Luna### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 coming \ud83e\udd29\ud83e\udd29### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i dont understand. people are crying that they buy at 1.200 when smart Elon sell them his shares. now they are bagholders. tesla boys = bag holders... and they buy again now... in few months when we are under 600 they will cry again... lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: About Elon Twitter affair and the bots... Have you read the page?: -Twitter bots helped build the cult of Elon Musk and Tesla. But who\u2019s creating them?- is in Los Angeles Times### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rangebound until it breaks below 739 area...### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I was long from 690 but am out again. this looks like trouble ahead. down from here for all stocks.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla UP### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wish I had more money, as I would buy at this price all day long### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is eating lithium as fast as he can! Can he do it? Can he get this back up to 1000 on just DOGE and tweets?### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 790 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2014 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2015 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2016 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2017 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2018 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2019 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2020 Elon: Next year Robotaxi, 2021 Elon: Next year Robotaxi### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sir this not real stock this is MEME stock..GME with risk to crash the index's### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is it a good time to short, or wait untill it reachs 800?### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lockdown in Shanghai is over, Tesla should start to deliver products. The stock price will reflect the situation### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 760 again? Seriously?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please, somebody stop these multitu of truly obnoxious spammers.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Q1 results were good, Tsla should exceed $1200 before Q2 results.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: warren buffet buying Facebook### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Over 770 close would be good :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Compare with $1,100, Tesla stock is really cheap at $750### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Added more shares at $730, hold for stock split### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Telling you that \ud83d\ude09### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Te Te $Tell Tellurian Te Te Tenbagger### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ... No comments needed### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk now claims 1 in 5 Twitter accounts are fake, and that gives him grounds to walk from the deal. Gee, before he acquired a 9% stake, bid for the company, and sold billions of Tesla shares to finance it, this seems like something to have checked### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The ride up is just beginning### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the day ends in red just a litle bounce sell sell sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are the trashcan we are the trashcan bye bye teslacrazyness### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The best thing that could happen to the markets is TSLA decoupling not because I don't like the company but because it weighs too much on the S&amp;P and drags it down every time Elon sneezes### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We like players that can serve well### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love how the moderators delete or won't approve my comments when they are just about the crypto spammers, yet they won't take the time to actually delete or block the violators. what's up with that?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Our proprioceptive-tradingsignal test run is still showing a good buying signal currently with a dpm attribute thus buy.dpm (Please this is in a bench test zone so do not use this as advice)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla stops taking car orders, hudge car price increases coming soon, and some people think close to 10% to reflect inflation on consumers. GM should be insane.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MULN### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla today 760 open### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The central Banks in combination with Trump (The Putin loverboy who stole your elections) and Covid made the overvaluation possible Wich are your public enemy's not the democrats.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will rebounce soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Democrats made tesla your public enemy. You'd be fan boys/girls if he listened to their every demand. Tesla will remain a power house.. those cyber truck orders for next year will wipe all those that shorted the company.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We should see 700 soon.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hey everybody What's your favorite SPAM message board?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold this at $200 .. maybe at $400 I can get on board.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy time### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The only tesla product that people believed in was its stock### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BFL. Big Falcon Loser. Why aren't the Kool-aid drinkers buying up the shares? They predict 7k, 9k, 20k etc price. Massive discount and all they do is talk talk talk.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ron Love, where are you buddy? \ud83d\ude39### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ron LOve Where you at boiiii!!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon -7 finally -9### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 to 400 is where it is heading,,,,,,### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: On the way down to a more normal valuation , 300 to 400 is absolutely on the way### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still holding my big short at 1098 , added more afterwards ... last friday 's one day bounce couldn't change the fate of Tesla , do NOT buy now ... i know some here told you to buy above 900 but it's not his fault lol ... at last you are the one who makes the decision ...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I said today will be -9### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where are all the loser bears right now?### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the money should flow into more useful sectors for people. nobody needs tesla car### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the money should flow to more useful sectors for people. nobody needs tesla car### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tech levels and targets for TESLA: c utt.ly/UwiEGi8X### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any idea about market opening gap up \ud83d\udc4d or gap down \ud83d\udc4e?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla dominating the EV market with 16,5% in Germany. Source: Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA)### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Full price war is now in effect in China. Hang on folks.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorts just keep being stubborn and piling on. Grab the popcorn for the squeeze show. I am calling a meltup followed by a squeeze similar to NVDA through earnings. Otherwise if it disappoints and sells off, the recovery will be a few weeks, but will take it to a yearly high. Happily holding 10 leap calls DEC2025 $250strike. Do not plan on selling for next 18 months. When I do, I will just be buying new leap calls further out. Best wishes bulls. Have a great weekend. Hopefully the dialogue between Yellen and China is positive over the weekend. If so, a solid gap up may be in store.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday this is going to fall 5%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 326 coming next week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla baby \ud83d\ude80\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla to offe sh bonus to new buyers of its EVs in China### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Goo big boy goo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Forming evening star...### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how do I buy stock on this app someone help me### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears gave me $450 today. Thank you.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready after earning blow 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: down down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 344 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will this thing ever reach 300??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lmao so many tesla haters it is crazy\ud83d\udc80 let the price talk### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20% crash loading be ready. 100$ after result new reality \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: funds including Musk holding 40% of Tsla... while in other car industry companies, the average is 85% institution holding.. prepare for the big crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla laying off battery production workers in China - source JPost/Twitter/Bloomberg### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: teslarati tesla china ev price war truce### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bank of Am\u00e9rica raise Tesla 12 month price target from 225$ to 300$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla receive Analysts Investiment Bank new rating### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap up tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear trap before close### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorts \ud83e\ude73 are out of fashion### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell and buy later### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 322 coming soon buy..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just want Tsla to blow up!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $10 margin 273 to 283### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking forward to earnings. I believe a meltup is starting.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AGAIN 280 ........### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TIME TO BUY### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: in cahrt already lived red so no opportunity go up### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is the opportunity to make money.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope bears closed their positions. That was a gift to and from the short hedge funds.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont panic. it is buy oppurtinity### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: truck load of shares offloading be careful \ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dont panic. buy opportunity### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I jumped back in. Will hold forever. Saved a few dollars trading out/ in but now ready for earnings.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going up again bull### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250, 220 today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what do we expect today ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we might see it today around 265### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: U.S. regulators press Tesla for updated response in autopilot probe### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big recession coming### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready fun is coming waterfall ahead when last data comes \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NVDA 300 &amp; tesla 200 loading be ready. before result arrive### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota announced its new solid-state battery producing 725 mile range and charges in 10 minutes. TESLA is hosed! Down to Zero where it belongs. Toyota is the undisputed King of automobiles### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Open down finish at 300### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: does anyone believe china's BYD financials how about battery fires in BYD evos### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Report reveals that an &quot;alpha&quot; version of the endlessly delayed Cybertruck was plagued with glaring flaws, including botched braking, handling, and body-sealing \u2014 shedding some light on why it's yet to hit the market years since its initial announcement### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday, July 24, 2023 marks this day... TSLA blow 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Recession is on the way### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Teslaaaa, 314!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no one answered BYD 450B v 84B of Tesla 780000 cars delivered Q2 ve 465000... why is Tesla in market cap 9 times more ... leave alone the financial report of BYD that is much better ...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very low volume today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf7b\ud83c\udf7b sip sip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To 338 or 401 Tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Teslaaaa, you promised me 314!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Perfect for a short here\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GM deliveries up by 18% .... tesla was up just by 10% by taking 15-20% prices the quarterly number doesn't show losses be cautious \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let the Semiconductor bubble. EXPLODE### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold at $278 after buying and holding from $160. Seemed overextended. Looking for a few red bars to take this to $270 before jumping back in. Thinking if it drops under $280, long day traders will take profits, and shorts will pounce on it to create red momentum before Fed minutes.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope lovely fed would say everything is ok and there is a rate cut need. Yet it is an utopia i believe :(### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 310 today after Fed speaks### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears will soon take over because Fed's afternoon news### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears must be really jumping for joy right now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: please sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do not sell before $1200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do not sell before 320### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do not sell before 314### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We are waiting 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: think tesla bears missing someing. Yes sales are 80b. yes the market cap is 800b. But if Musk does 2x cage fights for every day in a year, each raising 1 bill on pay per view he will raise 700 bil which will justify the share price. Do not forget that bears...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorting here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No more Gallium, no more chips. Game over for TSLA. No more fast internet, no more FSD. Back to $60### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go and go\ud83d\udc96\ud83e\udd0e\u2764### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: toyota now have battery lead according to financial times### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Company value is 880B while revenue is 80B and net income is not more than 10B.. if you wanna burn your money invest in this.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big Short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears deep throating the july 4 fireworks it seem### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bee ready next is tesla which is on the list of Chinese government I hope they will smoked this off very badly and Biden want this so that manufacturing shift to us \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't know what to do. please help me))### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what i do to earn money any one help mee### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BYD will TSLA for breakfast ... just wait and see, the Chinese will do to the car industry the same like they did to the telecom industry### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why tesla is Buble?BYD Market Cap104.307BREVENEU 424B (2022)TSLA MARKET CAP 886BSELLS PER YEAR 81.4B### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.investing.com/equities/byd-co.?cid=52805 Actually, it is 15% of tesla, selling much more and making much more money ... so please let me know why TSLA ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bagholding bulls have a tough daty ahead. All the best.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This was also the first time BYD's monthly sales surpassed 250,000 units and meant that between April to June, BYD delivered 700,244 vehicles, the data showed. WHY THIS COMPANY IS TRADING AT 20% OF TSLA ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi im finnacial advisor if any body wants to make potenial profit from trading so he cancontact me anytime.. i will be happy to assist him.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to 350 this time\ud83d\udc96\ud83d\udc9c### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: meta kicks in twitter now twitter might not get a single revenue and no buyer . musk have to pay its debt now by selling tesla. 10bn is tesla stock again coming for sell off. and it best time before result and margin disappointment \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big short tesla to 170### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260 or 300 ?!!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think it will go down on fifth july. We had our fun, but bulls werent so strong today. 300 maybe, but not next few days.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA has a cult though so once interest rates get cut. This will fly down. NP here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon had to cut prices 20% only to increase deliveries by 4% bahahahaha### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very bad selling 10% more cars with 50% less margin. That is really bad news.For a PE70 stock...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What happened! Has it close### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I warned you shorts last week it was gonna get ugly after the production numbers hit.. hope you all converted going long### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 420 is secured### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 gonna come knocking, whether you like it or not### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 280### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 307 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think how much it rises it will fall by same on downside keep.adding shortsss### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell on news!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nasdaq Tesla space higher standard stocks I'm very appreciated for travel land trip but whys they're going rally it was very noisy people hopefully not to be quarrel or fighting it's crisis system what if they are people misunderstanding okay this my opinion### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: provably elon gets some bonus if he achivies top sale### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: very costly any style vechle### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: business car and electric car buying in china m### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello sir good morning headed of Tesla space Elon musk### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let gettt reddd the blooddddd### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mind you! It's going down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A close at/above $275. My guess is shorts will pile on to the $275 friday put end of day.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it has trap many bull's today and once it get red 200 look damm easy .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Squeeze should start on Wednesday. Today just a warmup.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time it make bull beggar today let collapsed this faster and hope to enjoy holiday soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if you want just sales the company can't grow . just by doing sale walmart will be biggest company of the world is the profit that matter and a 800 bn dollar company this quarter might not even post a 1bn $ profit so be careful out their### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Apple gone . next NVDA and than tesla be ready reddd\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Maybe next time he could give cars for free and deliver even more \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02earnings are dropping,margin too but important is that he delivers more cars\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250,240,225,200 it will get more speed than telsa car get be ready### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The surprise will be when Tesla announces at their next earnings that yes, they've sold more cars, but margins have decreased massively, because they discounted their cars and cost of goods sold also increased, because of inflation. It's up 8% today because people still calculate with last year's margins.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $500 by end of August### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short covering end and now dramatic downfall### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1.8 million cars estimates sales this year. 75k per vhicle. so total sales so 135 bill to sales. Market cap is 829 bill. I guess the difference between total sales of 135 billion and the market cap of 829 billion is accounted for the market having high future expectations for sales of dancing robots, flamethrowers and pay per view cage fighting revenues...makes sense### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i sold at 255, ir was mistake! congratulations to the \ud83d\udc8e hands!### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Are we at 1 Trillion Market Cap yet?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 320 end of july### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short order at 285.00### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: adding more short, average 280.42### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: after data comes out fall to redddd \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moon, 300 soon.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorter have cover now no one is thier to buyyy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yall don't tell me it's not a bear market### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red EOD be ready \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red eod### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls should not be so cocky here as the stock has made a huge run over the last 2 months. Its no surprise the number were strong that\u2019s to be expected when you start cutting prices like TSLA did. However, inventories are also on the rise. After today the focus will be on earnings and Margins which here are going to get squeezed hard. I will wait about 30 minutes and see what direction it moves then trade it accordingly . My gut tells me it sells off.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it has moved up 50 bill in market cap today. Ford is worth less than that.....overaluation is crazy. Addig shorts, average short from 276.50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Here we come 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Excellent short opportunity today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc (FFIE) bull-comeon!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember Bitcoin price on Friday. Opened at $31000, dropped below $30000 in 15 minutes after opening. Tesla will open in green, close in deep red.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi bears !Have a nice day !### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let's see, from Q1 car prices dropped, 20% . car sales grow from Q1 by 5%, revenue will fall, and margin will fall. I hope today TSLA goes high so I can buy my put Aug for a cheap price. after earning TSLA will drope 20%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I really hop it goes to 300 !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My only regret is that I didn't buy more on Friday. yikes.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: not again bears \ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd26\u200d\u2642\ufe0f\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where are the sceptics gone???### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 306 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $500 Target !### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh no, bears got r\u0117kt! \ud83d\ude30\ud83d\ude30### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its already 278,55 in premarket! Ive just read most of the news regarding TSLA- the feedback is very possitive. I honestly believe we can get to 300 today. Today its gonna be lots of fun, guys \u270c\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only 20k qly of high margin s and x... 85% is y and 3 with lower margins. does not look right for profitability long term### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any chance to up 300 today?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As the cheapest Tesla available, the Model 3 has much to offer, including a substantial range and sleek styling. The rear-drive Standard Range Plus model had already seen its base price jump to as high as $48,190 as of March 2022, but Tesla has undone some of those increases, dropping the out-the-door MSRP to $43,990. With the new $1,390 destination charge, that placed the least-expensive Model 3 at $45,380 before another pair of recent reductions of $1,000 dragged the out-the-door price to $43,380. It's now down to to $41,630 including destination.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is the most undervaliued stock on the long run.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yield ready to go above 6% when it does tesla should be the worst things you should have in your portfolio today many people will selling to fool who will buying at this price be careful### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Chinese EV stocks are surging. Xpeng up 16%. Go TSLA!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10% sales growth against a 80% price appreciation be careful profit booking can take a toll on this by musk himself \ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let see how big it open . tesla investors are fools they just keep buying on the rally and cry for months to come same will happen again . the musk can't deliver what it speak. he first say we will reduce our cost but he reduced the price just to do some sale after chinese ev are taking up market shares. the telsa can't go big from here unless it delivered some profit which can sustain valuation sales was done by byju and people were saying edtech bigg gone from 22 bn to 5 bn some will happen we cann see 30-40% fall after result are out### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what all of you is missing that the production cost heavily dropped### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10% growth in sale at cost of 30% fall in margin be ready for that \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02. hope the bull news are out for they year . time for bear news margin fall can turn into losses again interest payments on twitter debt without twitter making money will translate into more stock sale it not going anywhere \ud83d\ude44\ud83d\ude44### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla is becoming like opec . cutting price to increase sales ... it will no longer work . the profit wil tanked by 20-30% this quarter . next quarter they have to cut the price more to maintain the sales how much they can afford \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300+ otw easy \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go to the mars\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: most of you do not have any idea... by the end of the trade session tomorrow, you will post the big want you to sell that is why the stock is down ... bla bla bla. now look what will happen tomorrow , price will be 5% up in the open and by the close 3-5% down , the reason is that earniong report will be very bad in term of Ebita , look in this link and I hope you will get the reason https://www.autoblog.com/2023/04/15/tesla-is-gunning-for-americas-top-selling-suvs-model-y-price-cuts/### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear GAME OVER### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short squeeze### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla beats dileveries estimates, almost up 80% compared to Q2 2022 . Tomorrow tesla will be 300 in premarket trading and 313.2 when the market open . Short seller are going to get smashed down . Holders will become rich tomorrow .### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next point $275### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: some of us are going to have a lot of money and some of us will be penniless. $300 coming soon!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: surprise. tesla smashes deliveries and production estimates... I guess those price cuts worked. who woulda thought?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See you at $252 and below### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $266 Monday.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow TSLA $287.94### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow tesla 270### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Total deliveries Q2 2023: 466,140Total production Q2 2023: 479,700 which means more than 35000 cars in inventory... 23000 last Q now more 12000 , and this is after price slash ... my predicition is , stok will start green and will finish 2%-3% down### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow up up up!!!\ud83d\udcaa### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I can see TSLA making an all stock offer for NKLA for their state of the art Manufacturing Facilities and cheap labor in Phoenix, AZ.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Numbr out !!! Be ready for selloff### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is my car\ud83d\udc96\ud83d\udc9c\ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: many downgrade AI regulations Twitter debt repayment we can see July 40% cut be ready \ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Less then 430000### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am new here### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The top-tier Model Y Performance still has an estimated delivery date of 1-4 weeks on Tesla's official website. Other details of the domestically-produced Tesla Model Y in China have remained the same. The estimated delivery date of the locally made Model 3 sedan in China also remains unchanged at 1-4 weeks.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the only car worth driving### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla delivery will come in at 456981 cars. this is based on the registration reports tallied globally. Expect more upside to $300 before the next profit taking.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk\u2018s Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has announced a price reduction of over 4.5% for its premium models in China, Bloomberg reports. This follows the company\u2019s decision last month to offer cash subsidies to some buyers of its### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have information about delivery, it will be 432980 cars \u2026. Please dont ask me how I know but this is what I know### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What time is anouncement of sales volume? And What is sales volume of last year?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear trap before close### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if Sunday the numbers are good. Monday we start at $300. otherwise $178### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 comming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear meat for dinner### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 280### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: last time the weekly candles traded at these levels, it topped. next few weeks should be nice red weekly candles to create a nice support for the next leg up.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is getting to 274 today real? I mean, people are really stoked about this, right?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 254-262 range. Will change after Sunday's report.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still bargain price### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 265 easy today, right after the opening### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who keeps you :))### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If VW adopt NACS, Stellantis will follow quickly and IMO Tesla will quickly go above 300...Not financial advice, do your own research blabla...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla stock will never reach its all time high again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I believe that TSLA's top is already in, next important low should be $197.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: record quarter production secured### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 before eod tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $7 Trillion end of day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $1,000 end of year### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla is demonic### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 306 coming guys.. something good happening here### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: facing strong resistance 260### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earnings estimate is down in comparison with previous periods. Seems a typical sell the news event upcoming. All the hypergrowth priced in. A 200billion market cap for a 100b revenue with a 3-5 b profitmargin is a buy the rest is gambling. So if the sales are not doubling or Tripling this stock will go down.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5% yield if you discounted it's future earning even 600 bn Market cap is huge for this company who is just cutting it price to maintain sales### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 306 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: never believe a pre market move.....### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let's go, 300.00 coming real soon.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The banks have played u all to sell so they can go in on lower price. And now YOU are buying at higher price. :) TESLA TO THE MOON \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300+ otw \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PCE and GDP tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Virgin Galactic does the very first commercial passenger space flight, tomorrow.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathy Woods just sold her TSLA, from ARKK... I just sold my ARKK to get more TSLA.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Better close before is too late### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 280 friday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thanks... fly with me..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock go up by 100 in a day i'm really sick of this market### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is once again rising . However it is too soon to predict for today.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Some of the newbie traders doesn\u2019t even know what a meme stock is like and what usually happens to these kind of stocks..### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trend reversal \ud83d\ude33 340 coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fluctuations and comments here prove this is a meme stock. To the moon or burned to the ground, there seems to be no inbetween here. Not many actual investors here, just people gambling with money which they, judging from the emotion-driven responses, can't afford to lose.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 500 in 5 years### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thursday is PCE and GDP. We see 240 or 270 at end of Friday. No in between.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Late retail bears trapped like always. Ready for some gap ups.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a hard battle the last 10 min was over 250 under 250 hahaha but we won\u2026 250$ \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla to partnership whit hut8 mining### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla's made me lose lots of money yesterday \ud83d\ude2d\ud83d\ude2d. Can't invest again this week.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Follow the main trend### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hardt to see how it struggles to stay green today before it dips to 220### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 today anytime sudden 7% crash like yesterday be careful### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 212 ccoming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its good time to buy?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we will definitely see 260 by Friday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rate rike is loading. bull are again entered thinking bottom. now be ready for 220 todya### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think Tesla is a buy at a current price, if one's holding period is more than a year.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The fundamentals shows no reason to falls on the price too much manipulation, i see 280 soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you before &quot;That's Too Bad!!&quot; HHH### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dear Bulls, the party has ended for the time being### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 205,73 is coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red by eod### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im back in### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Her we go up again 243 pre market!!!! Today we will recover to 243### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gap up today \ud83e\udee1### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tarot Cards Prediction for TESLAThroughout the year, they will make efforts for growth, possibly attempting to improve the company or launch something additional (if possible, for example, acquiring a smaller company or investing in something new and attracting investors there).However, their endeavor will not succeed, and towards the end of the year, the stocks will slightly decline. Nevertheless, they will maintain the same level. By the next summer, the capital will experience growth, reaching 900-1000 billion (now it's around 824 bln)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello, again...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Car Crash in US: Tesla Four-Wheeler on Autopilot Mode Loses Control, Crashes Into Stopped Truck in Pennsylvania### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rebound will come soon :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 230?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ) vehicle that was operating on its Autopilot software crashed into a stationary truck on a highway in Pennsylvania on Friday night, police said, adding to scrutiny of the automaker's driver assistance system.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Guggenheim can lick my left nut### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $145 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Growth is over here and the cars are bad and FSD may be an infinite project which will never go above beta stage.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So funny when a ticker moves how people become financial advisors in the comments### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought TSLA today. This is long term. Always buy on the dip.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it is dropping in after hours also.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still not too late to sell before the crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying opportunity### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 212 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is to be expected. With all those downgrades and speculation. If this continues maybe its time to buy low.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: back to 180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only Tesla amateurs sell### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Burnt my ass on this one.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bears gonna get burned.. record breaking production numbers almost guaranteed a week from today### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought \ud83e\udd1e### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its time to buy, before youre too late for the earning lift### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: refreshing... thinking to close my short and buy it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol where are you all laughing when i sold hahaha i m 2x now good luck### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk selling### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In the gap now next stop 235### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last resistance### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: goingggggggg### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when TSLA will crash it will be the biggest crash ever like Nortel### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the big support is 240... we will hit this level this week , this point I will sell p against my long P### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is time to sell?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is going to 210 before earning### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: monthly chart is saying 220 ,205 coming very quickly today be ready.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk is selling now### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wait for more 15 mn , the market will turn red... this is how it works when the market wants to get idiots to buy ....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if it breaks below 250 I think we could easily see 220 short-term has some gaps to fill down there.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gap closed now down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: test1### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold my shorts earlier. Guess some recovery is coming, so we can short again### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: one more Downgrade... wait after the earning and many will downgrade this car maker...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow this drop\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota is the new tesla \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 249\u2026.. and going fast down tht realy bad### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is consensus 445k for Q2 deliveries for Tesla?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: better prepare now and put in market sell orders now! mabey think on buying tslq### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After next earnings might go close to $400### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 end of July. Get it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That's Too Bad, Bros!!! HHH### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where are you lol 300 haha### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looking bearish### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At this moment let it slide to 255. Watching the big board.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Starting to sound like bear meat for dinner### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears deposited $1400 in my account today. Thank you.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: to 300,LOL, downgrade buy in better price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ya alla dosnt understand that this sell of is from analyst that tries to scare regulare people to sell so the can buy more at a lower price. Dont be fooled\u2026### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Analyst downgrade are a SCAM. A PT OF 500 by 2025 was set by Ron Barron. They're buyjng folks that's why they're pulling the stocks down..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going down and down buy buy golden days### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Needs to break through 258### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The volatility in such a large cap stock is absolutely amazing to me. Trades like a speculative micro cap. Stunning!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: test### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trashlaaa### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice rebound### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He's going to lose the fight### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorts are just digging themselves into a deeper hole.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It seems to me that the support is not holding 240-230 on it's way if you ask me### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember that these investor downgrades are the rigged part of this crazy system. One day they want it up next week down so they can buy to their advantage. Dos not take a genious to figure out now dos it. Shouldn\u2019t be legal. They are steeling your money folks so do the opposite of what they say. Do a gamestop on them.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target price $3### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 210 today be ready ..### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you guys 3 days ago that\u2019s it is overbought. See!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What the heck happened? I bought at 262, market closed at lets say 265 and now this?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice, nice### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 240 possible.. stay safe### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 270 today and then it will drop by Monday to 255### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thanks Flemming\ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: even three downgrades won't help, Tesla is simply too strong! \ud83d\udcaa### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Peopel dislike me because they dont have money to buy \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 love it### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go go tesla to drop \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Morgan a hole stanley### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go up \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still heading to 220 to close gap and a few sideway days before a steady up to 300### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 go down huh??### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think what I wish\ud83d\udc96### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't know you, but I would say, a head - shoulder pattern is on it's way to be formed... would be the time to come back to reality### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 285### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 or 280$. Any guess with suppprt### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go to 285 today\ud83d\udc9c### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go to 280 today \ud83e\udd0e### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: very soon to reality 200 then 100 then 50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: booked all short profit at 250...starting now again short until 300 good luck lols### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 end of next week. ath by eoy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 440$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you will die with biden terribly### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorts \ud83c\udf1a hair on fire \ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: one man's trash another man's treasure \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trashhlaaa### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets go 265!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull trap! Bull trap!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: don't panic it will go up to 260 and then boom up to 270 because of deal### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trap the fresh bull now let make them beggar tonight \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 270 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bogy Man stop speechs already? he speacks to much 3 hours yesterday today again too much### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short entered### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not expecting any further news with TSLA at 260. Long term..### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green again \ud83d\ude0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 275$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is my company### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: unbelievable### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Common Tesla!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let's go to 240 now \ud83e\udd2f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TESLA IS STRONG!!!\ud83d\udcaa### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The baseless pump is losing air. Musk and his family have been selling. Have you?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 coming. we can see 200 this week by the time June end 170-160 be ready \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Even more paid shills here than AMC \u2708\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 230 reentry, Fills gap### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260 support fallen, next at 220, i'll flip to long once it hits### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: puy we can soon\ud83d\udc96### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yesss baby, come to shorty daddy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just a healthy pullback### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it was fun for cultist bulls while it lasted...from 150 to 275 without any pullbacks. Now its time for a 50-75% pullback### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: coo is selling stock..run away### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Morgan Stanley cut rating too....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk news !!!! falling### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no mercy### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice crash bears!### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well, I am kind of expecting this happen.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to sell puts### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: small adjustment to 240-250, then pump to 300-320!! the history of artificial intelligence in this company is just beginning to be actively discussed! Fed's words are not action yet; Money printing is in full swing! only growth!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CRASH### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: End of delusional dreams### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we can see below 200 today be ready \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 265 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready for 15% fall today \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What is the impact of a 10% pricecut on a 20% margin? 50% down!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to the best\u2764\ud83d\udc96### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla can correct to 240 220 then go up 310 . Normal### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can see 10-15% fall be ready. when you see a car company trading at 70 PE where recession is around the corner . tesla to available to maintain the sales of his car the price cut would be around 30-40% .be ready after June number we can see next round of price cut which will be 10-15% .more come in July &amp; August### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 55 dollars by end of this month### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 coming today. next quarterly results we can see 120 by then so be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla owns 10k bitcoins. Join bitcoin to its a win win u fanboys### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will recover. Sometimes there is storms but after the storm sun comes :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will not say I told you. But I did.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I was waiting all day for it to drop 260 so i can fill up some shares and i thougt it wouldnt. So i bought at 263 and it drops after hahaha story of my life :) when i buy more every time it goes down more### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy the top guys. TSLA just like bitcoin...pump and dump### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just buy bitcoin### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to normal...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if it ends up green. we leave friday 310$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk has been dumping for several days### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Wireless charging system on the way### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it can end up green. it will be a nice bear trap### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people sell tesla to buy btc... just logical### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow after the Open and jobless claims more Buggy man testemonys### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy for 300++### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just want Trump to be back I don't trust the market### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: unbeliavable Powell the buggy man speaks and NASDAQ down 1% Nividia 2,5% down and Tesla 6% its unfaire### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: all likely 228 today tomorrow 178. and 128 before month end be ready. 30% price cut is coming for tesla car \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope you bought at 275, the top of 2023.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 227 next be ready anytime.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be positive about tesla great leader### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go to 300 soon. Not today obviously, but soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only sell for rate hike temporaly### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20% fall coming be ready today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: need to break 260... after that it can fill the gap at ~230### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easy -8% today. reality hits for TSLA gamblers once in a while...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: some thing wrong here... this is no acceptable!!! why TSLA is going down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cool, i opened a long yday sold at opening and opened a short, what a genius im \ud83d\ude00### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $240!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why today going down?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla seems to be the endless source of income with exponential win, in the rare cases you see a red candle, it seem like the chance to buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who bot at 379??? wait more 10 years you will sell at 20### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5 minutes left to Powell testemony### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HOLD ITS A BEAR TRAP. THEY WANNA SCARE ALL PAPER HANDS!!! Dont belive this downtrend!!! Will close green### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why is this so weak ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla going to 300 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 318 coming soon\u2026### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hola### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 306 coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla just got kicked in the n.u.t.s by Barclays### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Keep buying suckers lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TP 300++### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: An analyst downgrade despite a very good run and company outlook, it tells you that they're loading up for the next run.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am a big fan of Tesla, but very impressed by the Xpeng G6. Outperformce Model Y by price (-30%) Range (+40%), comfort but also design. Swapped a few Tesla shares for Xpeng. When G6 goes into production the sky will be the limit. Check the car on Youtube### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this quarter production is poised to be another record breaker bears hold onto your \ud83e\udecf arse rocket \ud83d\ude80 to Mars is lifted off \ud83d\udcc8### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is the right time for Musk to sell some stocks.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short to 160### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: adding more shorts until 300 target 220 below### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello. Bears are gathering for a nice meal....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: China will finance 4000$ per EV for up to 4M cars in 2024/5, then 2k\u20ac for next 2 years### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stomp on those bears! Stomp them into the ground! No mercy!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's also moving because western Australia just bought 300 gwh of mega packs. because you know Tesla is not just a car company.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am thinking of selling at 340.oo high end ... once she crosses 300.oo I will set my low end at 300.oo.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 this week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3times 3% and we are at 300. 5% more and its back to trillion### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EV companies at the dealerships giving $30,000 discount on electric cars. They will sell their mothers if they could to get rid of an EV and this company is going to higher. I was shopping for a car for three months I know the entire industry people know they gonna get screwed in the end by electric cars. You always have to have a gas car around and pick up electric cars for fraction of original price they\u2019re giving them away### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 202.5 soon...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All you suckers who said goes to 60!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Major FOMO kicking in and I am here to cash in.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stop COUNT!!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just got off my flight. Incredulous, the stock at 274. Expected 264 maximum. Hmmmm. Hope its not a pumped up bubble...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Some people just don\u2019t remember how this stock collapsed by 50% from 1T market cap to 500b some time ago and many lost their wallets because exactly like now they pumped it for no reason and it became a bubble that is serving Musk\u2019s holdings lol.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Young brave bulls will lose money soon.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Over-hyped.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ATH before end of year### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This run-up will end around 300...or after 2 of July### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good Close for the Stock Price. It should reach $300 in no time. Then with good earnings and outlook, it will propel even higher!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trashhlaaa!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up 5% on sharing charging with rivian who a barely producing are cars at back in a ridiculous bubble again US investors have to be some of the most economically illiterate in the world### Assistant: [negative, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hey bears whats for dinner?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 198before 300Ive seen this before### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $314 initially, said it i may### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buuuuurn bb buuuuuuuuurn\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 275$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a fake movement### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still far from the peak### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udcb0\ud83d\udcb0\ud83d\udc4d Tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Supercharger network gains another partner as Rivian signs on. \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: again the move is lacking fundamental the car are not selling in Chinese market price have been cut . more 25% price cut will be their just to make some car sell be careful out their anytime 50% fall is coming### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 267 Maximum today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will remain in the 260 + zone for the rest of the week. Fluctuations of +- 3 to 4 usd.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy 294 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 450 1000 mars### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 is the max in this run### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting any stock is not smart. Shorting TSLA is insane. Holding shorts over the weekend is delusional.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why delete factual news about Tesla? What connection is it?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla, a U.S. electric vehicle company, announced that it has received a corrective order from the Fair Trade Commission for false, advertising, and deceptive advertising activities in Korea.Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk and Tesla Korea CEO David John Feinstein announced on Tesla Korea's website on the 19th that they had received a correction order from the Fair Trade Commission.Tesla Korea said, &quot;From August 2019 to December 2022, we received a correction order from the Fair Trade Commission for violating the 'Act on Fair Labeling and Advertising' by false, exaggerated, and deceptive advertising activities in manufacturing, importing, and selling our electric vehicles.He explained that he used phrases such as &quot;the ability to drive more than OOO km on a single charge&quot; to mislead consumers as if they could always drive more than certified mileage.It was announced that all superchargers also engaged in false, exaggerated, and deceptive advertising activities that could deceive consumers as if they could implement the performance regardless of external conditions.In addition, he added that &quot;deceptive advertising activities that can mislead consumers&quot; were also ordered to correct, just as they can definitely reduce a certain amount of fuel costs despite differences in fuel cost savings depending on various conditions such as drivers' use environment, charging environment, and government price discount policies.The Fair Trade Commission said on January 3 that Tesla's headquarters and Tesla Korea will impose a fine of 2.852 billion won (tentative) for falsely, exaggeratedly or deceptively advertising mileage, supercharger performance, and fuel cost savings.The FTC went through procedures such as confirming facts with Tesla and delivered related resolutions last month. The fine was set at 2.72 billion won.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to 500 \ud83d\udc96\u2764\ud83d\udc9c### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the best### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can tsla survive EMP blast or is this overlooked### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA currently at solid 260. At the moment it could fall to 258 or rise to 264. Whatever happens there is nothing that should spook the stock.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Marketcap 825b revenue! Not profit 82b.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: P/e ratio up to a modest 70.... its a bargain. Balloon is building up pressure.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if China goes into slowdown than tesla can again post losses be ready and careful are car not selling in biggest automobile market in the world \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good Tesla\u2764\ud83d\udc96### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://cleantechnica.com/2023/06/16/tesla-cuts-model-s-model-x-prices-by-8500-in-q2-inventory-push/Seems like the cars haven't sold as good as the stock price indicates in Q2.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the best\u2764\u2764### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I heard that the Coca-Cola company is about to sign an agreement with Tesla for the purchase of trucks that will replace all Coca-Cola trucks with Tesla trucks in the next 15 years, so fasten your seat belts for the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i would like to do option trade in Tesla who has opinion?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A good week for TSLA. A solid company building and selling cars. Cars that are popular and desired by many though quite expensive. Yet Tesla cars sell like hot cakes in Dubai, a country where Bentleys and Mercedes are popular. Yet the rich want Tesla. its only because its high tech. That is why Musk is the richest forwarding looking tycoon on Earth. Go Tesla.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulltrap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Beautiful weekly close.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hold 260### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @ 1 year resistance...### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: beyond my Target \ud83c\udfaf..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well come back tesla.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good job RBC Analyst!### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This RBC analyst lifted his target price on Tesla\u2019s stock by 44%. Here\u2019s why.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is solid, can go to 400 easy, 100b yrevenue, 753b market cap, P/E 75. Stupid VW has P/e 5, Market cap 75b and 300b y revenue with 7% dividends, what a junk### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cool### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how long will it go up?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 284 tessss \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 by EOY### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today's prediction: 261.53### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 284 today ..\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ALEWLE### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 284 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold 50% of the shares - Tesla went up a lot without correction. I think it will drop back to 200. If it goes down to 200, I won't be upset that I didn't sell anything from this increase - and if it continues up, I'll enjoy the remaining 50%. They have many reasons to drop to 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Put/call ratio for last thirty days over 8. Let\u2019s squeeze em### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is going to be 300 dollars\ud83e\udd47\ud83e\udd73\ud83d\ude04### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will be 350 by end of july , mark my words , i'm the magic devine cat who is never wrong .### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm glad my call expires next friday and not tomorrow. Buying a call at every open worked for a good while though!### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market bright green. Tesla red. Looks like a major bear trap to me.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sale, Tsla is down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i sold, good luck for diamond hands \u270b\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let's buy tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorts are being super stubborn on this one. They would be much better flipping to a long position at this point. Tomorrow is options expiration with triple witching. TSLA is about to go parabolic over next 5 days.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk is selling it### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: RBC Capital Markets reiterated an Outperform rating on Tesla and raised their 12-month price target on the stock to $305.00 (From $212.00) as the automaker continues to work towards a fully autonomous electric vehicle.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will remain stable at 256 -258 all this week. This solid company is for long term investment. I have no intention of selling even though my profit margin is high. The secret is buying cheap..which I did.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla has been bearing for quite long enough it's time for this mess to stop.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA go to 200-220### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I caught a bear in a trap### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And we go green again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bought it from 254. I hope I did not do a mistake :(### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 234 may be retested today### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Am afraid to buy stock now### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NASDAQ traders are now reacting to yesterday Jonh Powell decision to cut the rate 25 points. if he decided keep steady was good but cutting 25 points it even beter. Tesla its a NASDAQ component so Will Benefit from this decision directly and inderectly### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice test at 240### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Retest 240 today\u2026### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The stock is extremely undervalued...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: worth less than 50$ a share period. a scam in every accounting way imaginable. bogus pollution credits, like monopoly money for income statements. The enron of car companies.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there will be some kind of sideways movement of the price, accumulation of volume, new growth. The Fed paused in order to really assess whether or not their increase affects inflation. Plus, money printing is being launched. A small correction, nothing more.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: JaRome pauses right before the US CBDC comes out through July. Sneaky plandemic austerity cultie he be.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we can easily get 180 today be ready \ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: JaRome and insider trading banksters illegally bought corporate bonds. Now they stop while QT still happening. They short now.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk sold it### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I see more and more tesla cars in gothenburg (sweden) \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: growth completed?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Support at 248-242. Buying### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready today for 180 atleast..china sales willl be very poor be ready \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Were bleeding\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla my only car\ud83e\udd0e\ud83e\udd0e### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla open 260### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rough day for the bears. Monthly options expire friday. Also triple witching. Hedge funds most likely flipped net long today. Gap ups for next two days would not surprise me. Need to squeeze money out of retail selling naked OTM calls.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: green broking , not a big deal### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think itll close 259### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: im broke### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Push it to max### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AI must have the bear meat algorithm running today.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will also go up just wait### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don\u2019t like the name bear tards, but I understand how it came to be.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NVDA apparently ignoring this fake bear action. Bears attempting to short spikes will start cannibalizing each other soon.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's will go up or down### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Waiting you at 1xx### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Quite the bear trap. Do we finish in the green?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stick to friday\uff01### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it worth waiting to see if it goes higher?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: my lovely short paying out### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go under 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: die die terribly### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you\uff01### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trying to shake out the weak hands before fed talk.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Better close them shorts.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think Elon sold a bit today.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 340 dollars\ud83e\udd73\ud83d\ude04### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell this scam### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk sold it again by coo### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla can never be down### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: P/E only 70, can we do 100?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This may go up, but there is a chance it will go down. My professional prediction. And this will all happen in the future.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will go down today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will go up to 560 and stay?  or it can go up more or thats the max and will fall again### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think it will back up to 260, because the open position is large. Currently all american stocks falling, because the investors are waiting the fed decision.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i made already $4 on my short from yday, happy as xxxx### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Noo 14day green streak cant stop### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time it to back to 200 today be ready this bubble is going to burst \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the Moonnnnnnnnnnn### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock will rise and settle at 260. Pre market is quite high. Just let the stock settle.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please blow up be unlimited!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go 300### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is a one way up till 300.00. Holy..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this thing ain't stopping u got to be crazy to sell now\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mooooon!### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cybertruck @. Q4. \ud83d\udcc8!!!!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol 600### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Normally I would say this can't continue, but wow. To fast to buy, to dumb to short.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wont stop till $314### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 265### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell this crap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thirteen consecutive days.. rocking### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when you consider multiples, it may go down from here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 264 is the end of this rally, next reset 220$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock is rising as expected. Should be stable just over 250.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Party is over### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will run like nvidia chart### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice volume today. Always nice to see strong upward momentum coupled with volume.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: One thing even conservatives agree is that Tesla is not a woke organization, which is seemingly hard to achieve these days. Makes holding Tesla feel even better from a moral and ethical perspective.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target is still $500 eoy! GL### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Income from manufacturing cars will be less than 50% of total income by 2027### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's fighting the big resistance right now### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so far so good the most wanted Inflation data come negative after last job data negative too, this can make Jonh Powell hike the rate up to Next time instead raise it tomorrow. if so this Will make NASDAQ and all its components to move up quickly### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 450, 1000, Mars### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi Bulls ready? All buckled up?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 13 sessions green lol what a bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can buy mvis at 6 now, cut lose 5.65, sell at 8 plus.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fomo with high risk### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In 646,5 days it will be 1654,2 USD. This is my researched based professional prediction! :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 264 today..\ud83d\ude80 296 coming soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc (FFIE) no one know this is 0.32 tesla is 249... if invest in these you can have more than this..becouse is only 0.32### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi, Bros!!! It is last time to Sell !!! HHH### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We broke 250$ only galaxy is limit### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cathie dumped some today.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 45 dollars soon .......hhhhhh### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long since 2013, when Toyota got cold feet on EVs and broke up with Tesla. Remember that? Search YouTube for &quot;Toyota Model Y&quot; for some laughs about that chapter in history.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Put/call ratio over 5. Madness. Squeeze has only just begun.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA should close today at 250. The rise of the Phoenix...love this solid company..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Most valuable company by 2030### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Uipath is flying soon ! Fast buy !### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer aviation \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udcab\ud83d\udcab \ud83c\udf1b 10$ 2024 -&gt; 100$ 2025-&gt; 300$ \ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83c\udf40\ud83c\udf40\ud83c\udf40\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73\ud83c\udfd6\ufe0f\ud83c\udf34\ud83c\udf34### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let's go . whale blubber is now on the market### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this guy below from Atlantic Toast Money is Good kkkkkkk### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Expect pullback to $240 by end of day before CPI data tomorrow . Sold at 244 friday. Looking to get back in.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still far from the peak### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla seem to be topped. we can see sharp correction of 30-40% from here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 482 can be tested here.. short term rally..\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 284 coming very soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $270### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think can reach 1000### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla open 250### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why sell? keep buying the dip.. 300 cuming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CPI Tuesday. JPOW Wednesday. Pump starts Tuesday through Friday.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for morning dip to $235. $260 target by end of week.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 350### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: salom### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great short opportunity at this resistance### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 185 ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: monday we Will have Inflation data and tuesday John Powell Will decide if this data is enought to keep tax rates low and that Will Supercharge NASDAQ and Tesla and all index too### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 dollars soon\ud83d\udc4d\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday will be extremely volatile. Gap up or down to start the day. Bears are famished. Bulls want more.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: crazy people...you will die terribly with this bubble.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 in no time.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Took profits. Rode this up from $160. Hoping for a nice dip to 235-230 next week before Fed meeting.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: landlords don't allow Tesla in The Underneath garages they say it catches fire or something is that true### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crazy volatile wow### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Congrats to the bulls. I was not long or short but I'm too late for the ride, it would be a bad practice to jump in now.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dog days are over by Florence and the machine go well with the chart. \ud83e\udd2a### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Put/call ratio is over 5 for last 30 days. Yikes!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $255 close would not surprise me. Real squeeze about to happen.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 195 today be ready. the whole rally for that company are using tesla charger for that the valuation has gone up 200 billion $ really time to short again .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull run is over. Back to 120 soon.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Was a nice profit! But im out :)### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260 or 240$ i jave option call 30 jun 260$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why this +6%?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: toldya easy 250 don't be short### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: God rewards the greedy and immoral all day long.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260 today, let's go!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still far from the peak..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The markets problem is the reverse of what happened since October. When everyone is on board....the market sinks.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 11days green 35% upmove. but yet people not agree this is a bubble. Poor people who have probably not have lot of experience### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: not going to break $250### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla funny last earnings proved already that q2 earnings will be red and yet the stock is endless bought, good for the bulls### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tough area i think there was big gap 250-260 range probably why it reversed### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's going to drop like a rock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: huge bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol at needing tsla to pump the market### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: uhhh### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What u think can we go past 250-260 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla has completely taken over the auto and fossil fuel industry.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets hunt down those bears### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short squeeze is over . down to 225 today.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short squeeze Bear GAME OVER 265$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bought Tesla 2012 :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: +8%### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And we are off to the races.### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Could we see a 10% drop at opening my NDX shorts would like to fly.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: #$320 get ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fomo and mem are alive### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears dead### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Funny thing is some elliot man are still waiting 83 :))### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stomp on those bears. Stomp them into the ground! Give them no quarter!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what an amazing deal with gm, $12 a month for not even 1 million total cars on the road, so A mind blowing 100 million a year in revenue surely that should be worth an 700 billion maket cap, isn't understand why people aren't buying more on this news?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going all in at 105 just looks better and better...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260$! Tosat fingers crossed### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats up bears? Check pre### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 real quick.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fist fights will soon break out at Tesla supercharging stations### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Car sales are down. Elon is trying to up TSLA revenue to meet next quarter\u2019s EPS expectations by renting charging stations to rivals!### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250-260 today and soon heading towards 300, let's ride to the moon.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just imagine that one by one most, if not all of the car companies in the world will announce a similar partnership that GM and Ford have with Tesla. I imagine that Tesla will essentially have a great majority of the electrical charging stations in the US and many parts of the world. I have yet to see Chevron or any other major gas company building charging stations.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahahahhaha bears bears\u2026 some ppl that was very active 15 days ago are complety quiet right now\u2026 hope u okay \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MARKET CRASH COMING TO THEATER NEAR U### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is in talks with the leaders of the regional government of Valencia in Spain to make an automotive investment, a source close to the discussions has told Reuters.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets go bears! to the street! to the bankruptcy!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears and fomo are forming the next leg up. Fomo will be in good shape. Bears will not.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 back to this year### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this will push the 250$ resistance and will back off abit i think but will go push to 300 very soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: never forget that there are bots chasing stop losses on both sides. one morning you can have -10% to deactivate the levers example lever 8. -80% game over.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold a large part of my 8 tesla lever. I took short 8 one tenth of the remaining leverage to offset a drop. I leave my post.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this will help FNGU baby!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: get ready for the rug pull ladies and gents### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wery healthy market XD### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is quite funny. The news had to push down Tesla but fuls bought again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears are covering \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The general public still think that Tesla\u2019s are very expensive. With tax incentives they are getting below 30,000 and then some states you can get a Tesla for 20,000 with tax incentives. This is truly mind blowing, and the best time to get a Tesla.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target @$320### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is it pumping on postmarket several times during this week?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap filler### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u0130ts simple .. short \ud83e\udd23 :Ddd sell 230 buy 245### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bahahahaha tsla single handely pumping market. Wild for a shtty EV company### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: holy cow!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 245 closed . Tomorrow 255### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the bubble \u2026 300$ before next crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap ups will be the norm. They wont fill. Will be like a string of islands leading to Treasure Island.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears\u2026 i will take u all out on a dinner dont cry to much \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At some point trash burns\u2026 its just when.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great day### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is worth 5-10trillion in future, i believe this and nvidia are the companies that have chance solve real WORLD AI for robotics and self driving### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 260 gap is there to fill### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short at 233.33### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm couting on Tsla to help me retire### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Need to close the gap at 221.9 to continue rising.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overbought### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA , a rising star...lets see 235 at closing...the true Phoenix.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this will soon be a $trillion company again. then 12mnths after that $2 trillion### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 very soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is back to Mars \ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\udc69\u200d\ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\udc69\u200d\ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 280 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It was about time Tsla Bulls we deserve this Bears you are not ther yet...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10 Day raising streak! \ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Small short 232.53 GL### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The bulls have to look at the full cycle. Amazing how they celebrate this little dead cat bounce. Since November 2011, they still have a long way to go. Enjoy this little climb. The next fall will hurt.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting here 230USD### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am back again... last time when I was her TSLA dropped from 220 to 165 ... well time to buy spread put ora write spread calll### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400+ hy end of year### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if it cross 230 then wait for touch 270 easyly### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so far so good, United States inicial jobless data is red, means great chance later Jonh Powell give a good low tax rate to economy and Tesla can fly together with its NASDAQ components### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 240, new tesla models are coming### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 232 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 225.20 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: whats wrong with you bull sh i ter s. Just burn and put salt on it for maximum pain.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears have no chance against the Bulls### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hopefully TSLA will close at 225 today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sorry bears. No gap fill.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 will be retested\u2026 EXIT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just crash n burn to the ground you litle weasels### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just hope all bulls burn### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ok more 53 Mega packs battery sold, Dutch energy company Eneco revealed Wednesday that it is planning to build a 50 megawatt (MW) battery energy storage project in Belgium using Tesla### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good Inflation Data tomorrow calendar Will make this Higher and Next John powell Will keep rates hikes together with Tesla Next step shown pick up launch### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 193 coming very fast \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 might be retested again today### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Slow but Sure### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200$. when he say he is not selling means he is selling behind be careful### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He said hes not selling before 2025### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: But alright now Elon can ruin this by selling a big chunck### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a knockout to the sceptics on Tesla. Bye bye bears., go back to sleep### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 is the target on this month### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moon again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will touched 235### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: anytime rewind to 180 it will quick### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Retest 210### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So strong literally stays 3% and low volume pre, this could go crazy today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its over for bears, u had ur fun### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Friday Wave structure should see 240 before a pullback to 230### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 eow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: toyotas are better### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Towards 260, then 300 soon.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow tsla is really going up after stealing people's money for so long! It was about time### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA CALL LETS GO### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to Zero, retest 190### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla go 300### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come on Tesla 300 is just around the corner \ud83d\ude80\u2764\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jim Farley interview on Fully Charged show is worth a watch. he admits Ford is years behind Tesla and can't compete.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pop after hours hmm\ud83e\udd76### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 in a month.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 226 tomorrow?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have a feeling bears are fixated on $220. Will soon be a support, not a resistance.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Court upholds Musk's win in $13 billion lawsuit over Tesla-SolarCity deal.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a recover!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 284 coming soon buy buy..\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today onwards as long below 233 bear happy...and as long as above 188 bull happy### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: God help me I almost sold this stock.....Thanks God I didn't!### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hopefully TSLA will close today at 220.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market knows tesla is leader, we now need some good news and everyone is comfortable buying### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sure seems like someone big is selling off. Everytime this should be going up huge blocks of shares get sold into the stock rising. Wonder if Elon needs another 10 billion.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is like cancer.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A little correction for good### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back in. Bought 2 calls $200strike DEC2025. Current share price 214. Paid 83.5### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kako ja nemam dobiti### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: open 220### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla is undervalued and will kick off soon!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: without any Tesla news this stock go together with NASDAQ check chart similarity, on a month we Will have quarter 2 sales report . this is a NASDAQ stock### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please go over 220 tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE is rising to 62 again. With economies in struggle, old cars and competition full force. Its a bargain...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA does hestitate then drops and shoots up. That is a challenge for short term investors. This is long term, when I bought it was 118. I will not sell. Expect the stock to close Tuesday at 220. TSLA has a great future. Stay the course.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: garbage### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Top is in. $120 coming soon.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nio### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 288 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $314### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will follow bitcoin### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why it is down again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is the bankrupt boyz? \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $230 target### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pls besrs short it, squeeze will be more impressive### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: DONT SLEEP ON TESLA BEFORE ITS TO LATE!!!! \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rip bears### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wood prices predictions are on the way.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 290 4 d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 today cmon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come on we need to break the 217### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A pullback to 200 would be healthy. Sold at 214-215 friday after holding from 160-170. Did not see any real profit taking on the way up. Only little dips. I say 200 fast. Trap bears. Head to 260-270 by end of June.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think we gonna se i bit of a down trend :/### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla still so undervalued... The future is not priced in at all### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the new approved healthcare financial packets are they a benefit to working class and non-working class are there benefit to medical department and those that seek medical attention what is the outcome going to be of these financial growth plans in medical attendance### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when are they going to come out with a new stimulus checks too sit up and grow in financial entity to be able to keep a good financial balance in the open financial markets in the near future### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla go### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla is now no 1 for long position### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla to the sky### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Took profits in TSLA. I am thinking some negative news is in the pipeline for Monday to encourage profit taking and short selling pressure. Cant go broke taking profits.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 215-216 who keeps the level? SP has been at the top for a long time, Tesla is slowly creeping down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears how's life?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe 220 today?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wallstreet Rises after jobs data and debt data### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Great we broke the 207&amp; 214 resistance in 24 hours .. the next target 220 after hard 217/218### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice volume. At the February level. Finish at 217 would be great.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why it is not going to 220### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Luckily the AI hype is almost over and the trash can be taken out 2nd half of the year starting in August/September### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 274 on the way coming soon.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is all? down now??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will rrach 400 by year end. the price was due to twitter buy out not really the company.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nvidia +40% in 1 month. Tesla +35%### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bullish trend, is a buy!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell now 217, Target 207, retest 200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Three white soldiers - next up $314### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 and its over for bears### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Imagine some people shorted 160### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It looks like it broke resistance### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Everbody will be long soon \ud83d\ude03### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easy shortttt\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: expect new model 3 to use production efficiencies learned from model Y. this will allow Tesla to increase margins or reduce prices to boost demand.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $217 is the next target.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It was a good day for TSLA. The stock seemed to hesitate for a few hours. Good to see it broke 205. One can expect 210 at closing on Friday.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Plandemic Kabbalist clot shot cult will also fail forcing in their CBDC socialist system by July.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You should know that Tesla is an unstable stock, but it's still worth investing in because it always goes up even when there will be a big drop it will always go up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a cultie of the Klaus Young Economic Leaders cult. Newsome, Trudeau, ZuckerKabbalah. All transhumanists culties.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nobody realizes its bullmarket until we at ATH### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200$tmw### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up almost 30% montj and bears think rally is over\ud83d\ude2d\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will go up fast once past 210. Don't be left behind.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy Elon pumping to become richest person### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $230 price target get it on the train### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will touch 210 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Despite a brutal correction in 2022, the EV maker has delivered positive earnings surprises in nine straight quarters, and shares have begun to recover as a result. \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Told yall.. this cant hold 200. Easy money baby### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where is the +10% gap up that was promised?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/tesla-doubles-discounts-on-model-3-cars-in-us-inventory-3095596### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Price cuts an advertising. Competition is turning Tesla into a main stream auto maker.I found this article for you: -### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Blood red in premarket yet again.. this will scream lower during cash session### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Inc has doubled discounts on some already made new Model 3 electric cars and offered discounts on the Model Y and others in its U.S. inventory to entice buyers amid economic uncertainty, rising competition and the upcoming redesign of its mainstay model.Tesla also resumed discounts on some Model Ys of nearly $600 off each. Tesla offered steeper discounts of $6,330 and $5,000 on some higher-priced Model X and Model S vehicles, respectively.Facing economic headwinds, mounting competition and rising production, Tesla this year has aggressively cut vehicle prices in many countries and is resorting to the traditional automakers' tactic of offering incentives to clear inventory, analysts said.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: They show the new model 3 this is 250### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: allah may give me 10 000 shares of tesla this year amine ya rabe al 3alamine### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice gaps in chart end of day given to us by retail shorts. They are dubbed Care Bears. Thank you :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will be remembered as \u201cThe Ceiling Squeeze\u201d. If vote passes, this may gap up to 210+ tomorrow.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 285 coming soon Tes### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh no did elon fart on twitter or why the red candle### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last time below $200?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Told yall.. easiest short in the market. This cant hold 200. Rejected over and over and over again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Getting slammed below 200 yet again\u2026 shorts about to print fat this week!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Direct to Space. Tesla aboard Space X### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA always pushing ahead. A solid company. Elon is in China to ramp up production at the Giga plant. He plans to open a second giga factory in China.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Massive rejection at 200.. easy short here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 242 coming soon BitTorrent### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 240 coming soon Tesla\u2026 BITTORENT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its so close if only we could get couple more good days nasdaq this might break ouf ot this downtredn### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easy short first target 180,165,132 all will achieved in june### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is an alumni of the WEFs Klaus's Young Global Economic Leaders cult. Plandemic clot shot CBDC cult. Transhumanist cult. Prove any of the wrong on a dare.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla should be ath soon too, 2024 is big year + market starts looking forward + all that AI boom, tesla is biggest AI companies### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And the cooper is bearish \u2026. Lmao### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 cracked, buy more retailers### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alpha Lithium Corp (APHLF)I'm buying 50k now, looks good.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 today any thought. Once it cross 200$ it will touch to sky### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 4:30 da acilista neye gore aciyor bilen var mi. Acilis oncesi fiyatta acmiyor.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will it break 200### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up up and awaaay \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80 TESLAAAAA### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $260 around the corner. Retrace to $200, then $330 by end of October.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 80 EOY### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch TSLA buy Ford.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think we will have the 200 on Thursday, finally they have a deal on debt ceiling### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just a feeling may be wrong. But i feel like tesla could reach 250-280$ before august.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hum, will see 200$ on Tuesday for the first time since April?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Once again TSLA proves that by manufacturing a product and selling said product at a profit, it makes sense that the stock price will continue to rise. TSLA builds great cars. Period.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dropped 3% in one hour !! From 198 to 192.25### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where are the shorters? i dont see any price estimates### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell off starting pre the long weekend### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy more retailers ;) surely they will not pull the rug after hours...surely.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is so confusing lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will it be 200 today or not?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I live in Nevada, and I am always amazed when I take a little road trip to California at the amount of superchargers they are building. This will lead to huge revenue, especially with the Ford news. First mover, TSLA, will maintain its lead for next decade minimum.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: growth is over?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope it holds..### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nio Bankruptcy Coming\ud83d\udd6f\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ak\u0131yo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 260 dollars### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon should use word AI and explain how and why tesla is such close breakthrough and how big market it really is### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a cult member of the WEF Klaus Young global economic Leaders. Plandemic clot shot carbon scheme scam### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wonder if Tesla will have a good day today as Jim Farley (Ford CEO) just annouced that they will start using NACS in their next vehicles. You can listen the annoucement with Jim and Elon on Twitter.NACS is Tesla proprietary charging system as other use CCS.It is good as they are the first movers and certainly others will follow !### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nio Bankruptcy Coming\ud83d\udd6f\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This resistance is so stupid, elon should say somethint stupidly bullish and cause it to break this and the stock would be healthier### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Couple years and the AI bet will start to show, FSD is pretty incredible invention. Its gonna be money printer just like nvidias AI chips right now### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 177-178 is a good buy for a quick scalp.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: someone Pump and dumping on scalper mode, this is a sportist, someone give it an Oscar or so### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wish teslas premarket could be like nvidia \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Biggest AI company but market doesnt believe it### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon 250 dollars### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next week look for $200. Buy all you can.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Angry bears try their best to get it down lmao### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BUY TARGET 204-224### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: all us companies will fail in world### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Y down from 192 to 178 in 24h without any news !! Bullshit### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Flush this trash### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I got downvoted to oblivion for shorting at 188. Out of all shorts here at 179.50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Owning tesla stock is lile havkng cancer either u win the fight or lose..### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: healthy correction. 177 is fibo61.8 level, might see a bounce there or even 180.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: kind of funny of how when the stock is going up a lot of people are talking smack. I can hear crickets now.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorroe open 186.50### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Complete technical breakdown and blowoff top.. this is going way lower### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I keep hearing old news being brought up against tesla as if someone is purposely sabotaging/influencing in the decline of stock price. It is a shame that Investore continue to listen to these old post re-posted and selling out to bring the price down.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still chance for 200 by friday?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a Klaus cultie of the NWO CBDC beast system called Young global economic Leaders. Pure evil and deceptive.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: out of shorts (189.50 average) here at 187.05. Trying a long scalp next towards 189### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets see if LOD holds or we travelling straight past to 182### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: concern about tsla autopilot### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Some Trading books?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a cult member of Klaus's Young global economic Leaders. Rants against the very transhumanist he creates. He's pure evil.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice run definitely but needs a small correction before 200+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 224 coming soon Tesla### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla in unstoppable. Hate all you want but the Model Y was the best selling vehicle worldwide in Q1 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like this post if you wanna thank ur brain that ur on the right side ;) #Tesla \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's going down to around 158. after that I have no idea.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla gonnnnnaa smash it 250 by two months this week 200 kings never die ! \u270a\ud83c\udffc### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will see at least 200 end of this week.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: im back mfs### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think we see 250 now, tech is going up### Assistant: [skip, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: best put around### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: placing short orders around $188, targeting $178 end of week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nothing goes up forever### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Best cars you can buy right now. Amazing company.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is the TSLA where I invested in. A solid company that builds and sells cars. True they have dropped the retail price of their cars. It means they are well versed in supply &amp; demand.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this Tesla stocks are now: earnings show them their level, the company floats some news. about AI or some other buzzword in annual share holder meeting to pump it again. Same for the AMF and TSLA.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is what stocks are now: earnings show them their level, the company floats some news about AI or some other buzzwords in annual shareholder meeting to pump it again. Same for AMD and TSLA.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch the Salton Sea geothermal region known now as Lithium Valley in Southern California. The US is estimated to produce anually the same or more than the global prodution of lithium just from this one region. Since this report aired two weeks ago, TSLA up 8.3% in two weeks. Billions already invested in the exrtraction process. This is going to explode. Game changer?### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MUSK this weekend, slowing global economy will hurt TESLA. This goes up.... stock marktet is mad.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My indicaters show TSLA declining to $166 within the next two to five trading days.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla inventory is piling up everywhere. Eventually, reality will set in.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice volume. Nice momentum. Follow through next week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will break $200### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nio Bankruptcy Coming\ud83d\udd6f\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorting Tesla 179.71 - There were &gt; 369k TSLA $180 Call Options leading the Most Actives Board this morning (close to the SPY highs). What is the catalyst to own this stock Short after thesse manipulated and chased options expire in t-minus 4-hours? Is it AI? LOL easy money### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In 2010, I bought Tesla stock at $24. I told friends they laughed. They told me it would never work. When I bought $3 worth of bitcoins in 2010, they called me crazy. I bought shares of Archer Aviation. they have \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: woww another delicious short coming....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: perfect blow off top filling the Arp gap down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Teslas AI is much more significant compared nvidias, if u solve self driving with cameras its 1k % more advanced### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will remain stable today. News of the 1000 km Tesla car will push the stock next week.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If elon would actually talk about teslas AI and growth possibilities like he has now the stock would pump harder than nvidia### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: From here the sky is the limit. Tesla \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer aviation \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\udcab\ud83d\udcab\ud83d\udcab\ud83d\udcab\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1b120$ \ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83c\udf34\ud83c\udfdd\ufe0f\ud83c\udfd6\ufe0f\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets get it### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great showing today on tsla### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Great showing of TSLA heading North. A great solid American Car Company that builds and sells a first class product.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 240 dollars.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock will go to $250 soon as long as no horrible tweets from Elon.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I like it when bears cry### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PE to the moon for the outdated discounted cars.### Assistant: [negative, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: puts tsla at 175 to 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: here she goes### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big fall today on better than expected jobs report and coming fed rate increase### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: do not fail on me tsla i need close above 175### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 200 soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just talks only rally the stocks......### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation the Tesla of the Sky. Price Target $100 for Q4 2025. \ud83c\udfaf### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soros will short the shit out of this till 25.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 207### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell in may my ars lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will retest its $207 resistance.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is heading North. This time no more mad swings. Expect to close today at 175.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla bot progress is so fast### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull trap they said hahaha they trapped themself! #TESLA \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hey bears where are your profits?### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 182 incoming tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: new opportunity for bunnies? \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yesss we moon.. 180 is near. we are rich. no debt ceiling nothing. USA #1### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fools!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull trap \ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: seems weak after that fake bounce off of Musk Twitter CEO announcement lol. More likely to dive $140 than go upwards $200### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I like the cars, in fact I reserved a long-range Y model, but it's taken a lot of time to create the vin number, now it's like 1 month waiting, and potentially, another month. Just image how long it's going to be to get that ugly cyber crap, obviously, I don't like the cyber truck.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont let the yuppies talk you into advertising. Legasy car co\u2019s have the worst comercials aimed at stupid ppl### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is going to advertise there downpriced cars... To prevent PE ratio going to the moon.### Assistant: [positive, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk, who has never used traditional advertising to sell cars, said on Tuesday that the automaker would try it and see whether it produced results.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up over $1.50, imagine if they had good news, tomorrow it hits $175### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk tells Tesla staff he must approve all hiringSounds like his company is in real trouble. Tesla employs nearly 100,000 people. If he approves all hires then he is either pencil pusher or is out of touch with reality.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In hours it has respected a floor. She has also done it in days. It may dawn tomorrow May 17, 2023 with an upward gap. Macro technically, it wants to go up, however, it could visit 160 before going to the moon!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: while you stay on tesla to gain nothing. Archer aviation \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf1b 150$\u2713### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pump to $172 before close### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Annual shareholder meeting today at 4pm ET.### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rocket on### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The whole shareholder and news wait to know if Elon will stay ad ceo or not , from there we will go to moon or into dark web \ud83d\ude04### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today it can go in either direction. To the Moon or into black hole.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like half of the hedgefunds is out aswell looks like ark is the biggest holder now, hhaa cathie wood where is the time we shorted tesla in november years ago cause she said she was buying in### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soros is OUT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $180 soon? Once it falls below $150 you will start HOPING it goes up and start wondering why Elon last sold at $166, and Soros dumped it all around that price.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Ron Love?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hate this stock, I try to defend it and the. It goes up 4 dollars in the morning then goes to 166, I hate it so much### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 soooon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon 180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon 180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lately the tradition of flying like a stone down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla losing share thats why they lower prices especially asia realized tesla is overblown### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Old soros knows exact what tesla is same reason why i dont buy tesla### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Super green today.$215 soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: alyaboka in short position\ud83d\ude0420 comments same same### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to the firset### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell , sell , sell and run away with your cash ,,,, u will be happy when u see the real face of elon musk on world media in the next days ,,, sll !!!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: corrupt teela supporting dictators on elections on all over the world ,,, shame on u dude### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla is not a carmaker , does not know how to build a car ,,, battery ,,,, everybody has them ,,,, space x ,,, stealing money from US treasury , shame on tesla , shame on u dude ,,,,, u### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this musk guy is a corrupt dude supporting dictators in the world for his monetary games , shame on you### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will not exist in 10 years , this musk guy is playing with u ,,, we will see , tesla crap### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla initially heading down to 100 than 50,,,, you know why ,,,,,, the ceo is a dictator supporter crook for this world ,,,,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: huge tesla rally next week?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wall street not impressed with the new twitter Ceo , 6 percent drop swing, ouch### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk back at Tesla may be bearish news?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 shure### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just drove in a new Skoda Eniacq of my brother. Amazing car. But of course bulls claim there are no alternatives for Tesla. Wake up!### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope Tesla is up soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now that Elona musk has become a WEF puppet, maybe he will be woke enough to crash tsla stock :)### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $25### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dropped 3% without any reason! \ud83d\ude05### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this move isn't going to last long### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: take it people didn't like his pick?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only bunnies buy with no brains### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who bought at 177.38$ \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell 175-180 buy 165-170 . \u0130ts very good for me### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sells in hundreds buying by the thousands### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will up the stake### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All good news is out. Now this should fall like a rock.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol even after he\u2019s leaving as ceo?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think it's back on BOD### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A few days ago I read an article stating that the Twitter CEO announcement will create a +25% run. That's it. Hope you enjoyed your ride. Back to $120!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i think that have fools that maybe try sell to manipulate and buy### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today you need to break through and consolidate above $175### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is it going up?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yesterdays algorithm nothing-burger already down the drain...oofff### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180\ud83d\udeeb\ud83e\udd42### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Recall 1M cars = bullish, thats 550$ every car atleast only this loss alone should bring tesla -4.22%, new ceo for twitter u wont find bigger commies, expect a burning cash machine for musk here. all good in land of bubbles### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Criminal### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 now### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let's go up 11% today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well friends, today is a holiday! Let's fix the profit!!! Let's do the brakes on Monday.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Recalling another 1 million cars due to brake failures, but keep buying!-lolIm sure Elon will fix all thise brakes himself for free. Thats why he sent out that tweet yesterday. He knows this goes down soon. Good luck to u all cult followers! -ha### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope Tesla is 10 dollars up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The stock market is fascinating because you can make a lot of money with stupid people. Buy bunnies for us to sell. Delicious!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahah now when its goes up they come out with news like \u201dtesla recals 1.1 m cars over brake issue..\u201d hahahahah FUNNY HOW MEDIA WORKS :)### Assistant: [negative, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: word is electric car credits being canceled as part of deal to pass new debt ceiling...You're all toast.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Conman cons. More at 11.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope Tesla is 200 dollar soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elons back 200 tomorrow!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well this helps lot, finally can forget twitter mess### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon\u2019s family members need to dump more shares on the cult followers. This runs like this on a tweet? Is this a penny stock?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope Tesla is up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Some \u201danalysts\u201d on yt says 174 is a important lvl if we can brake it more upside is about to happen \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80 TESLA### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love Tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cant wait for tomorrow \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200-215 2morrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $215 by EOD tomorrow.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Squeeze time. $190 by next Friday.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 112$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon manipulation at its finest!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thank god the goofer elons dark cloud will b off the hook of tesla. Now sky is the limit. Lets go TSLA### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elona Musk now CEO of Twitter### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sorry up 2 %.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is stepping down as CEO of Twitter. A unamed woman will be named soon. TSLA stock up 3 %. Lets go TSLA.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: renaissance man...### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What's happen why it's green in the last 10min of market \ud83e\udd14### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bahahahahahaha### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA remains stable as the entire market falls. TSLA builds cars and presells their production. Unlike all those wannabee EV losers.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Coiled up like a spring, Tesla will lead market higher on the next leg.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im getting sick of this manipluation.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have good day my firends. \u0130 hope we will be green end of the### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls keep trying to explain the squeeze and greed and keep hoping for a new one. These days are over. Back to boring, business fundamentals.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: china risk.....it will be $35 because of America china war### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm sad to say that this stock is most manipulated stock on nasdaq### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At least the bulls have good nerves. Bulltrap part excellence. Diving back to $120 before sprinting back to $200.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jokeee### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What the fugg is this. From 174 to 168 . \u0130ts like### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ? What is this### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla rally always dies out if indices drop , others recover but this just dies### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer aviation### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big slow down in usa### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 today.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: S192 by Friday 5/12 close### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no ev for me. charging my phone is enough of a hassle.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You guys still dont get you got played by Elon. 1) he buy bitcoin and dogecoin low. Talks them up then unloads them. 2) early 2022 he senses something bad is going to happen to the ecoomy. He knows Tesla\u2019s PE back then was over 200, it\u2019ll come off due to valuation compression. He sells a huge chunk for a founder and CEO under the excuse of paying taxes. No founder like Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos ever sold their own company like that. 3) Promises Apil 28 2022 no more share sales. Basicslly lies. Keeps selling as much as he can without causing panic. 4) sells last batch in December at $166 meaning HE expects Tesla to go under $166. What you all do? Hold or buy like deer caught in the headlights while the founder is dumping as much as possible after stating agsin and again hes not dumping more. You guys got played. It\u2019s going back to $100 or lower.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It may never see 200 again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this thing reclaimed 170 gap up and fade this is the most manipulated stock in the stock markets### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When asked about Tesla, Elon and EV, Warren Buffet himself said EV market will become too competitive. That Ford was once the greatest company in the 1920\u2019s but making a loss by the 1930\u2019s because so many competitors appeared. If you know better than Buffet keep this stock. This rebound was a gift to get out.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today they broke ground on a lithium refinery. Don't think car companies do that because Tesla is more than a car company.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Did I mention P/e and valuation. Not. a buy.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla miles behind Competition. Get out while you can with these historic boomercars.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy more before its to late its on sale right now. Im sure i did :) thanks tesla haters \ud83d\udd1b\ud83d\udd1d\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 coming### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 190 eow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 110$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets go bulls \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Finally, some normal people comments. Tesla is poised to own most of the EV sector. Ford &amp; Volkswagen just reported horrendous numbers on there EV profits. F &amp; W arent ready to lose that kind of money. Tesla EV is already here. Light years ahead and ready.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla shares may also be getting a boost from the broader market, which is experiencing a risk-on rally following the better than expected April jobs report.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you want to be fair in evaluating Tesla look at their financial status in comparison with other big ev companies like general motors/Rivian/lucid they are losing billions each year!! While Tesla earns money + customers + customers from other companies to charge their cars### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is a solid company. They build cars that sell. Not a hedge fund or crooked enterprise. Obviously the stock is rising, I continue investing in their stock. Its for long term not short selling or quick bucks.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People realizing sleeping on tesla is a bad choice :) \ud83d\udd1b\ud83d\udd1d\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is this rising?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250. Then sell.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $180?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Getting back to 170 is a start### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let bunnies buy :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udd1b\ud83d\udd1d\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulltrap \ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 in no time### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will continue its steady rise.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do you think Elon learned anything from Bud lite? Dont get involved in political or social issues?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: car loan prepayment request .massive influx of used cars .### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a cultie grad of the Klaus World Evil Forum and it's Young Global Economic Leaders cult. Like ZuckerKabbalah of MetaFace censorship infamy.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Honestly I've never experienced a introduction to the vehicle , Love the visual of the ingredients slapped together of the EV... VERY NICE### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 110$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The problems facing regional banks and commercial properties and negative financial growth has had impact on markets. TSLA builds and sells cars. This solid company is a winner.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Evaluation from FinGPT: Based on the key financial indicators provided for Tesla Inc (TSLA): - Market Capitalization: 507,722,900,000 - EBITDA: 16,666,000,000 - P/E Ratio: 42.96 - PEG Ratio: 1.281 - Book Value: 15.16 - Dividend Per Share: 0 - Dividend Yield: 0 - EPS: 3.397 - Revenue Per Share TTM: 27.35 - Profit Margin: 0.137 - Operating Margin TTM: 0.148 - Return On Assets TTM: 0.104 - Return On Equity TTM: 28.7 - Revenue TTM: 86,034,997,000 - Gross Profit TTM: 20,853,000,000 - Diluted EPS TTM: 3.26 - Quarterly Earnings Growth YOY: -0.232 - Quarterly Revenue Growth YOY: 0.244 - Analyst Target Price: 182.9 - Trailing P/E: 49.14 - Forward P/E: 28.82 - Price to Sales Ratio TTM: 6.65 - Price to Book Ratio: 12.42 - EV to Revenue: 6.41 - EV to EBITDA: 29.61 - Beta: 2.012 - 52 Week High: 318.5 - 52 Week Low: 101.81 - 50 Day Moving Average: 187.38 - 200 Day Moving Average: 210.8 - Shares Outstanding: 3,169,500,000 Tesla is a leading electric vehicle and clean energy company with a strong market presence in the industry. The company has displayed significant revenue growth, a positive profit margin, and decent return on equity. However, the quarterly earnings growth has seen a decline, and the stock has a high beta value, indicating higher volatility compared to the overall market. Taking these factors into account, an investment in Tesla could provide potential growth opportunities, but the higher volatility of the stock might not be suitable for more conservative investors who prioritize stability. It is important to consider your individual risk tolerance and investment goals before making a decision. Positive.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking for a close above  165 as a signal...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trying hard to keep this above 160### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looking for a close below 160 as a signal - today?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good joke by Steve Wozniak on Tesla.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hahahahaha, clueless \ud83e\udd23 cheers### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: .25### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Chrinicaly overpriced### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA LONG TO 168 !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: vix is rising, indexes are dropping, fed is hiking, buying puts.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Turns out Elon is an operative and alumni of Klaus and his Young Global Economic Leaders cult.. Explains the crypto transhumanism agenda### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now you will see my true form### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Y its going up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The party is over... Lower margins to keep up with competition### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap down tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NO HIKES- FED### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not going to happen loosers### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Inverted 1 month h&amp;s right side looks like arthritic### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who wants to buy a car, the prices of which are either reduced or increased every 3-4 months?)### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udd1b\ud83d\udd1d### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is fantastic business, anyone who sells tesla now is total loser 5+years in future, nothing has changed long term### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looking for $164-$165 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Couldnt fill the gap, back into the abyss\u2026.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will rise again. Its the true Phoenix. A solid company and leader. The Cybertruck will push it above 200. A long term investment. This is the only company that will do well in the upcoming soft recession.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we should be seeing $165 tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wednesday it will rally### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will but again at 90### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still strong at 160 :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell every rising### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: like clockwork, drops in the morning, climbs in the afternoon.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla has an average inventory now, over 20 days but they don\u2019t have any dealers to hold the stock. Sales are locking up.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BYD N\u00b0 1 2023### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: isnt it a good time to buy some?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today 170 next 180 than 190 finish 210 . Agree like disagree go to bad \ud83e\udd20### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come back 145### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green Machine 5 minutes into market open.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good for day trade. long term I pick GM### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow can Tesla be saved?### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to bounce to the low 170s this week now that it closed above 160### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back down next week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Electrek says TESLA in big trouble with massive inventory piling up### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big boys love broken supports because of trained behavior: No buying until next support and sell now to pick it up cheaper. They can accumulate without a sharp price increase.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I dont understand y it even dropped below 190. Tesla is a growing concern with fearless market share in North Americas### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just wanna thank all to those who sold in panic that let me buy some more at a lower price. Thank you and God Bless You! Team Bull. DONT SLEEP ON TESLA \ud83d\ude80TESLA \ud83d\udd1b\ud83d\udd1d### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will see if there is a rejection off the weekly low next week and confirm the M retest. Scaled my orders down to 120 in case it wants to test the lower fib or lows before swinging back up.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where are the 80$ buyers??### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As before stated, TSLA is a solid growth company with powerful potential. Only for long term investors.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only stupid wood buy it now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long swing trade buy order just above gap fill @ 147. Targeting 270 imbalance.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NOW YOU SEE MY TRUE FORM### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming today be ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What an amazing recover from down 2% in pre market### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice 180 tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ahahahahahah $50 ahahahaha eat it for all the haters!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will be back to 150 next week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont sell future### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where are those price predictors that gonna buy at 80$? gonna ofcourse### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is in such a strong positioning that they are Just pushing the transition to EVs as Quick as possible, putting pressure on all other companies. Tesla price cuts is coming from a position of strength. A lot of the People that dont think twice and assuming it is coming from a place of weakness will be in for some real pain### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow why tesla js green today ? I didn't expect that### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how much to charge an ev battery for one hour, does anyone know?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys no need for help.. its raising### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: UH OH HOT DOG### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla go to 90-120### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That Doge dog has now become the new symbol of not only Twitter but also Tesla. \ud83d\udc37### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guys please help.. what should I do? I'm down like 5000$ and today it's also red### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 120 possible. with 1.1% growth we can see tesla owner selling their tesla in second hand market soon . just wait for one hike we can see demand falling and stock crashing to 80$ very soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If it goes &lt; 80, someone will take it private for real### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red room.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BYD Q1 results up 5x ...j7st out will kill Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA RED AGAIN....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will go pass $200 in upcoming week like nothing### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla is green again!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This trash wiped all my salaries.. I become a nasty broke### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No good news on Tesla. We will see 140 if nothing comes..### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: might buy some longs around $125 so the cultists can pump it up a bit. shouldnt take too long to get there### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Chinese - Tesla, 6-0.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 99### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This junk is falling like a rock.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so 120 and below begin dollar cost averaging### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bet this gonna turn around just like meta, soon even bad news arent bad and the stock gets bought### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla trades of it growth rate so eps x 30 =### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Again big bank (FRC) is collapsing.. The Great Reset is in its last phase. That is why also TSLA and all stocks are going to vaporize...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Tesla continues to go like an old chap. We can see a P/e of 23-24ish so a Price around $75 could be a solid entry point. Then nothing may go wrong. Competition, interest rates, outdated models, production issues, war, etc..### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please help me I lost my money with this trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bought this trash at 212 .. bought 6 shares.. now it wiped off all my money### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After Hours153.23 and drop faster### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I posted since forever this piece of trash would go to $100 or lower. Trsla investors have unrealistic emotional attachment cliuding their judgment.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA WILL BE GREEN ONE DAY ... SOME DAY### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Massive amount of put options was just traded### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.investopedia.com/musk-halt-selling-2022-7069052ttps://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musk-sold-tesla-shares-before-company-acknowledged-weakness-11674177642### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why TSLA will go much more down , see these links https://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musk-sold-tesla-shares-before-company-acknowledged-weakness-11674177642https://www.investopedia.com/musk-halt-selling-2022-7069052### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla needs to sell 200,000 cars for the profit to pay another Starship attempt.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bruh , the trend is your friend, don't try to find justice just go with the trend### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I seriously cant believe how this market is so irrational, tesla didnt even do bad earnings, stuff will eventually get better and new models are coming +investments### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GREEN WE GO!!! JUST HOLD### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just wait and see :) tesla chart is building an abc pattern as long tesla dosnt go below 120 more uppside will come :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think Tsla will end green ... just wait when it will be at 40 then it will end 42### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if the regional banks no longer lend. So let's drastically reduce car purchases. therefore the turnover will drop sharply.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will not sale 1,8\u0110 cars this year unless they cut prices 20-30%. Problem with this market is that conversions can be done very easy, and much cheaper that a fee years ago.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy time### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When every one says selll. YOU BUY cuz they want it to go down so they can get in :) Wait untill cybertruck comes. Next gen vehicale. FSD robotaxi :) then those who sold and didnt buy will regret it### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short time \ud83d\ude06### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This isn't even their final form### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will end up green### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this trash stock took all my money### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is in big trouble that \ud83e\udd21 Musk is running both Twitter and Tesla into the ground### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People dumping the stock at panic so funny### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Musk family made their money during apartheid in South Africa. Abuse of employees is standard practice in that family.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TRASHLAAA :D### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Wood's ARK Invest sees Tesla stock at $2,000 on $600B robotaxi business.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Or may be we have the bottom here?!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Come back 100 pls### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is essentially getting Twitter for free since he sold of a lot of shares of TSLA, He's definitely buying TSLA shares back when it hits rock bottom..### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $146.50 would be the breaking point for this decline.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do not forget, on pre-split basis stock is at $450 to $460, so a record high. Looks pretty good here.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Haven't thought TSLA gets knocked down this fast. But with this challenging market $100 is the technical point to go.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold all. Bought $NOKIA### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wonder who are the buyers?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will buy at $10### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: did I already mention this is going to $120-140? Only fools go long here. Wait for $145 support at least### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100$.. soon this company valuation will be less than Twitter debt be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Mask is selling agian....### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have worn you all!! I told you all but you are in love ... I will sell my put when it hit 110### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla will hit the year low in 40 days### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow prople calling 70% up probability with bullish consolidation pattern. Learn to read a chart properly. Already broken a double top lol. Just need to drop below the recent lows and it\u2019s a steady fall back to last October\u2019s lows.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Success is dependent on efforts and hardwork to be successful in life invest today with a professional trader.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will go down or up??### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I see pain or little gain for the next 2 quarters and then a slow rise with interest rate leveling out.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA Gap up in the morning with SPY???### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up....its 70% probabilities-...look at that perfect bullish consolidation pattern### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is holding steady. A great company with a solid future. Only for long term investors.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: some fund bought lot of TSLA shares today... a bog mistake,,, this is why TSLA holding those level, when this buyer will dry it will go to 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I see majurity here not doing deligent rescarch### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: POS stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol Apple and Tesla the darlings of Wall Street### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crap stock in nasdaq100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enron Musk\u2019s ponzi is collapsing my### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will go down or up??### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There\u2019s no better way to destroy a brand, then having an erratic price strategy. BMW and Mercedes, who are extremely strong brands would never do it. The product is old and outdated. That\u2019s the problem.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will buy this one at PE 10### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 100. Keep pumping it. Recession will whipe out tesla demand### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will rip today (lol)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this news will take tsla to 155 today GM, Samsung SDI to soon unveil plans for EV battery plant in US, sources say### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The electric car future market is china and tsla there only 4th place \u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: still expensive and competition is getting stronger . you can not compete with mercedes or bmw in 5 years.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why? Because these market manipulators can buy TSLA at a huge discounted price!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It\u2019s funny that the media combined w many so call analysts have trashed down TSLA on its price cut, but never mention this is the end for the traditional automotive, TSLA will have thr biggest market share for the entire automotive industry### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 80 dolar is a fair price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yea, i hope anyone who has trashed down TSLA, your next generation will breathe more CO2### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today goog ah will be down 7% and tsla will broke 157### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre market TsLa down\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tslq company has outperformed since earnings### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://seekingalpha.com/news/3958972-tesla-raises-2023-capital-expenditure-forecast### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Screw these analysts, when the entire tradional automotive industry is follower to Tesla, lower price will make Tesla has bigger market share, why not? Especially these analysts questoned Tesla would ever become profitable before. Idiots predicting the future vs the one who single hand created the market? Investing in distruptive technology never goes wrong### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla investors dont want to face reality right now. Its like dating someone with really bad issues, but you dont want to let them go because they were great when you first met them. I honestly think Tesla investors have irrational attachment to the stock or Elon and dont see reality anymore.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie !!! wiping out almost US$10 billion of investors' cash in the same period### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Wood's Ark Investment Management LLC has earned more than US$300 million in fees on its flagship exchange-traded fund since its inception nine years ago while wiping out almost US$10 billion of investors' cash in the same period### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: boring Tesla cars. look at other ev makers' cars, why are tesla's designs so darn uggly?### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cathie said $2000 is coming, but maybe its $20 first.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the gap close to the down side will be interesting.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AH TSLA is falling more and more... looks like we are only at the beginning of a downtrend !!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Look the video I made.. Tesla is in a consolidated pattern after a V shape recover...a descending triangle after an uptrend is a powerful bullish pattern. If Nasdaq helps tomorrow, price can jump from the base of this pattern### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FOMO### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PETR4 Starship took off! It will be $29.50 until DataCom!\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80It's 10% Dividends on the 27th!\ud83d\udcb5\ud83d\udcb0\ud83d\udcb2\ud83d\udcb5\ud83d\udcb0\ud83d\udcb2It's a lot of money!!!  DO NOT SELL TO MARKET SHARKS!!!\ud83e\udd88\ud83e\udd88### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ugly outdated cars losing demand 120 pt 2023### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love this panic to buy cheaper \ud83d\ude01\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 167 coming today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is a car company, and its value now is 7 times more expensive than the average of this industry ... sells drop, inventory growing, cash flow falling... everything ready for the storm### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 there is a gap### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It could do no harm for bulls to familiarize yourself with the concept of fair value.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kiddos thought they were going to be rich.....LOL### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I can feel it that elon wants to spend more time for twitter and spacex, they want straubel to board so he is potentially becoming next CEO and redwood materials will get acquired by tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 110-120 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go and buy brent till 90..92 in comig days .fast money### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon Tesla might cut another 20% this year . it will turn again into losses and will come under 100 bn Market cap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Theres gap 154, thats why it dropped so quickyl### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope it goes bankrupt### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tsla fanboys are almost as blind haters as GME tards. both are cults but at least TSLA has potential for future value..### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the short squeeze will be spectacular### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is NOT worth half a trillion dollars lmao### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crash the trash### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: crash### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This week TSLA will hit 145 wait for goog amzn aple reports### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: JB straubel should become tesla ceo, a true genius### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Reduced car prices and increased capex spending. Genius.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Need to find a home for the vehicles not purchased in China. Who will buy a rear wheel drive SUV in Canada? Another clear demonstration of being out of touch and lack of marketing and sales expertise.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 130 comes fast now### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 148$ today be ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets push it $170 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when will up??### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -2% pre market, this will plummet to $120-140### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today TSLA blow 160 ...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA. IS TRYING TO GET MARKET SHARE### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 168 easy tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: great### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GOING TO $80, ITS A CAR COMPANY VALUATION DOES NOT EXPLAIN THE PRICE, TESLA IS MNUFACTURING HUGE AMOUNT OF CARS WITH RETREIVING DEMANDS, 8 YEARS OLD SAME MODEL CARS, THE ONLY SALVATION IS RETOOLONG THE FACTORIES FOR NEWER MODELS AND START SELLING THE CYBER TRUCKS. NOT LOOKING GOOD FOR NOW , VERY PAINFULL YEAR COMING...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: price is in consolidating process after the V Shape recovery in January, and now I see what consolidating pattern its forming...a descending triangle after an uptrend...one of the most powerful patterns around.. look for psi20 in you tube and this avatar and you find my tesla video with all explanations about the tesla stock history, with primary timelines of stock splits and twitter aquisition, technical analysis, etc### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Being bearish on Tesla at a price target of $1400,-. Haha. #Arkinvest### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla california EV market share down to 59.6% from 72.7%. Lost to Volkswagen, GM, Chevrolet and KiaSee, more and more crowded EV space yet Tesla at this price is still 6 times the price if the other car companies mentioned. Cathie Woods is out of her mind calling $2k by 2027. I would sell if i was invest in her fund. Worst manager possible, just got lucky riding tech wave in 2029-2021.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hybrid is actually better, the technology is mature and safe. it's the best of both worlds. never know when your EV car starts a fire in your garage.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Telsa 40 bucks Oct 2023### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA performed better than expected. A solid company where I believe the future is set to become the real leader. The Cybertruck will beat expectations. Patience to all investors.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: please forbid me 4000$ uzbek need help### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Boy, you can tell this is a liberal platform.. must be owned by msnbc, cnn or some other liberal org.. wonder if they have a ? As a spokes person.. regardless, im loading up at this price.. seeya### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We not tsla haters we dont have emotions for bussnes \u2026 we just see the facts### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its actually teslas plan to decrease prices long term, this was just mini surprise for most. But they will boost margins with software and manufacturing, just watch when macro normalizes### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If there are tsla haters. It\u2019s because they either sold and didn\u2019t get back in. Want to get in at $100 or they plainly don\u2019t know how to value a company.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cos I am an island boy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: for those who is thinking to invest their money in tesla, dont listen to the no sense prople giving price predictions. just look on yoy data, forget about expected 22% margin compared to 19%. how many cars demanded produced and delivered and look besides while increasing revenue on yearly basis, with all the cashflow they have, they are investing in new RD like batteries, software, products and factories and so on. there is no company that can do 6 price cuts in a year, not ford not vw group but tesla alone can afford it. besides car production, show me a company which is investing in future? clean energy, better environment, space projects. all these negative commentors know what is tesla, instead of being proud they own a brand that is developing and creating tons of usablr products and services, they choose to be traditional combustible engine lover that sits in front of their tv watching those boring tv shows holding their costco beer and 2$ microwave dinner.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello moon boys. How are you? Any luck lately?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla is going up!!! recovering like a cat falling from 10th floor### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $63....buy it at that time.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who will buy products the price change every day? I think this company is amusing... how can someone take it seriously? something really strange , Mask running this company like he sells bitcoins### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We are at the bottom i think...### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cybertruck wiil be the end of Ford Lightning and, perhaps, Ford itself. No company can compete with Tesla on EV's for cost, features, or quality.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla reported profits, strong balance sheet, in no way it qualifies as not being a going concern. Fundamentals r strong. Needs to evolve with better desingin of cars only. I still value it at 220 dollars n m long### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short. It is at the climax.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so this battery prices keep going down and ev comes to $20k or less then it's good bye and good luck.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ford and others realized this fsd pipe dream and took losses. That's never going to be reality as it's just not worth it for rider. why would u risk ur life for $20 ride, lol balooney.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 is a generous target for the scam, rip the mask off - it's just another battery car company which used to have a cult, now it has nothing. There is zero moat other than pipe dreams.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathy Woods uber bullish.. just bought with 40M### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love how everyone cnbc to ever single person says this go to 100### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we go 50 zone....undrestand the reality and save your money.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Pied Piper of Hamelin### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just buy, big profit will arrive### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long term investor got more catalyst on the way :) sit back and enjoy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is there anything more stupid then a tesla fanboy touting the humanoid robot, lmfao they don't even have a staff working on it, not saying the stock is going to go down or up I'm just tired of the bus### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: An analyst just gave Tesla a $28 price targett lol. That's pricing it as a normal car company. Now to put it in perspective. Tesla delivered 1.3mil cars in 2022, Volkswagon 9.3 mil, Toyota 8.2 mil. But Tesla is twice their market cap. If you price Tesla the same way as Volkswagon and Toyota production it's worth $25.8. lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why is it green cybertruck?### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will gap up back to 180s, overreaction### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 158$ end of day today.. If not, possibily 165$.Have a good weekend### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathy wood shd be admitted to nut house for either hallucinating or arrested for wilful manipulation.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alot of greedy folks lost alot of money on this dog. I brought some PUTS and I cleaned up yesterday sold at the close for a clean $9,620### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is trash and Elon is an extremely arrogant \ud83e\udd21### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Macdonald sells more burgers than Burger King and is much bigger and more profitable### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Biggest bubble in the history of the economy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: her we go pre up\u2026 fools will buy 30 mn after open 3 points down\u2026 it will happen again and again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cheaper cara, larger fidelity### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA up after hour!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Battery EV = solar panels, price keeps crashing as there is nothing else to stop it. fsd is the biggest scam to pump and make money.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good comparison with solar panels, road to lowest price and wipe out of few players. byd wins and few go bust.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Highering prices in usa hahaha how to destroy tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No rush to buy , more room to down around 100$. China competitors take over the market in China and other big brands also have started to sell in Europe. Overvalued Tesla will be consolidated.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its announced price in China between 10,700 and 13,400 euros would place, brought back to Europe with the foreseeable additional cost and VAT, well below 20,000 euros, bonus not deducted. we must not forget in Europe we force people to buy electric cars because in town there is a green zone. So they're going to buy a cheap car. then a tesla +-39000\u20ac or a BYD +- 15000\u20ac. I'm not telling the end of the film it's over \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BYD used the Shanghai auto show to unveil the Seagull starting at 78,000 yuan ($11,300), a steep discount from the prices of global electric vehicle brands. the same system as the solar panels in the end will remain that the competition will be ruined. only byd will remain### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Interstallary Transport System, presented at the 67th International Astronautical Congress in Mexico, consists of sending men and women to Mars from 2024. Eventually, Musk plans to found a &quot;self-sufficient&quot; colony there of several hundred thousand people. . promises are only binding on those who listen to them \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target 250 by next earnings.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fun fact - pe of worlds largest car maker by a wide margin toyota is 10.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Osborne effect is shitty thing.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It has less than 4 eps and 100B revenue and declining rapidly as there are no more incentives.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just before covid this was 20. it's going there in time.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I say this again, this is the largest pump and dump scheme in history of mankind, more than BTC, tulips and anything. The guy dumped everything at top and bought twtr, he owns like 5% mortgaged to banks.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TP 130. Waiting on inflection point.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota has just join the EV club and they already have an ev on the market. it took 10x time for TSLA to release a new model. how is it being competitive? strip all that useless fsd and come up with a car that most people can afford, then will see the stocks above 200. the nonsense vertical integration superiority doesn't exist, if it did then why stock is going down### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Never tbought id see the technicals saying all sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Roadster, energy, cybertruck, gen 3 platforms, bulls dont lose ur faith. Stock market is hella bad sometimes but tesla is best positioned company , times are not optimal and we had crazy strong 2022 and it makes it look like 2023 is bad, it really is not### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We ell Kathy woodbrain is at it again Price Target $2,000 by 2027. so that would value the company at close to 4 trillion dollars. I can't understand how anyone can take her seriously or pay any attention to her anymore. She got lucky four years ago, she also thinks Bitcoin is going to be a million dollars. she sounds like a Looney toon when she's talks .### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The spaces are still small. It's could fall back so easily### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When I read stuff it will go up to $230 or $300 soon I laugh. People have not understood that if the executives sell . It\u2019s that the prospects aren\u2019t there. They can tell you things but the deeds are there. They sell their shares ....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow it will go up to 165-166 to mKe some trader to buy then go down more 3%### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The limited number of EV charging stations is the pain in the s while price competition to China EV is another story### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will buy near $80 in October### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope retail closed their shorts. If you didn\u2019t start a position today on the long side, then you\u2019re missing out.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk clearly means he doesn't care about the stock price. only market share. I see this below 100 now### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: everyone that expects for tommorows correction you are wrong. stock continius on downward trajectory### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold my Tsla shares at near $178 in the last crazy rally, but i see the room here too bright! Maybe because of the many crystal balls \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how about down 33% Eod### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to $100! Nice W-formation..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Depressing af, 19% margin still growing why -10% noreason### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going up from now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only sad part here is that I exited my shorts at 70% up today\u2026 now 85% up :(### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overreaction### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: full self during is still fiction. at the most it is still there beginning of a development step. I don't trust it, I don't pay for it and I don't use it### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought call $140strike DEC2025. Paid $69. Delta .77. Current share price 161.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears or Bulls Let's just ask yourself this 1 question. EPS, end of the year could grow fro. negative to positive.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close my position 160 from 182. Good for me. Eyes in Apple and amazon \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: For everyone who\u2019s reading this. 95% of the bears here who say \u201csell\u201d about this company is looking for an opportunity to buy more of this lower and make u believe they are selling. Every time when the \u201cships\u201d tell u to sell, you buy!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Longs can this this much cheaper in the future. 150. - 130 in 90 days or less.even then it's a medium time frame trade### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Starship's debries have fallen down on the TESLA factories? Best example of vertical integration?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow +5%### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you guys to stay away from this one, and not listen to that idLot Darth the duxxy, Elon could raupe that guys wife and he would be on here touting for him seriously what a smp, I just hope I'm never that far gone,### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Apes together strong \ud83e\udd8d\ud83e\udda7\ud83d\ude80\ud83e\udd21\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell to 70 in 10 days### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk tricked young men into hardcore tesla fanboys and in a ponzi scheme### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont say blah blah blah!!!! Plz just sell!!!! I wanna buy this stock at a low price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a testament to how cults, irrational following and the lack of logic dominate human decision making in so much of life and in the population.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: never got why analysts are called analysts and not journalists. updating targets after results and publishing does not need any analyzis### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Advice All that buying today, put stop at 145### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Me too, I doubled my shares. Averg buy now at 169.32; I bought at 192 and 173 and double at 163.10 let's see after Q2 earning :)) those guys who were saying sell they were right, but still tesla is the strongest EV maker and that is why I am investing in it. GL### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go to the moon, apes### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going to 44### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Got 200 shares### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the company is not profitable, trading only on hype and hope### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm in. We'll see.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: frod share tsla stay away trading### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol elon fanbois deserve this### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How many of you think Elon cares how much you paid for Tesla?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon needs to stay away from earnings calls, total cl0wn### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oversold because elon cant speak### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow got out in the knick of time### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's supposed to be an agile, modern, flexible company but then their models take years to reach the market. Almost laughable### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rocket makes BOOM### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is still trending down. 2M shares just dumped in only the last few minutes.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Waiting for the Truck to drop- just in time of the recession. Only the rich will buy a 100k truck that has no proven track record . that initial pump in sales will fall after 6 months- and the banks are not financing these underwater loans any longer.see you at 130 this summer### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: At 150 I am buying in### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon fans lol. Wake up. He\u2019s a genious conman moving from one fun project to the next. Paypal, SpaceX, twitter, now AI. Bit Tesla is NOT his focus. He cashed out 44bil last year so he would have cash for his next gig.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon will be smoking. gAnja , eat bad mushrooms and croak### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OMG !!!! 162\u2026 will clos blow 159### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remove elon### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CRASH!!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EV car is low volume plus now low profit and it has became a bad electronic product in terms of busiess profitability compared to other high end products### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close 168.5-169### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the trend down continue### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I take the small loss, this stock is a dump### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: closing will be 140### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OMG it going to 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Close will be 159### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down down baby money2### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 162 and 158 will good level### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Impossible to make a bottom way to hard down, traders act like tesla is spce### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There she blows### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is why you shouldnt catch a falling knife. Look at Meta Feb 3 after bad results. After gapping down it then traded down a lot more. So youre not getting Tesla cheap at these levels, it\u2019ll go down more.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Heading to $30### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not look good for longs### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla needs to learn how to drive in 50 zone...### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If TSLA drops to 160 then I will buy a larger amount.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will it broke 163 and stay there 3 days?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's going down quick, I sold and will rebuy in couple weeks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I decided to buy a fair amount at 166.17### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Serious question for bulls who had/have long positions. Are you still holding?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what an opportunity tu buy more!....### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a nobody stock### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The space launch was a test. A successful test. Get your facts straight folks### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Boom. Starship Elon Musk rachet has exploexploded on earth orbit### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TG 162$ for today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy it now. when the whales are full we will take off again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -7.46% thats just ridiculous earnings maybe worth -2% hahaha panic traders going for it, tesla basically only has 2.5B loss or 8$ stock value has to gain 5$ atleast### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Off topic but Elon's SpaceX rocket just blew up. Things haven't been going well for him since Twitter huh. It's like Karma.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is like the Starship rocket. Sadly, the Starship rocket just exploded after the launch.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bet Kathy Woody was in thier buying thsi AM . She is such a perma bull.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When Telsa has to actually scale up their car servicing structure, you'll see the overhead cost skyrocket. They will surprise investors. Just a matter of time.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so ford motor company valued 50 billion $ and tesla 600 B$ well this is just makes sense.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today its not good for elon starship is went down like tesla stock. oh boy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today will go full back to 180!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Spacex starship rocket blew up. Well done elon### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy money! Thanks Elon.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Never bet against Elon### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where do you guys thinks it will be before close ?:)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This company deserves bankruptcy...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $164.75 \ud83e\udd2d### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell now, buy back around 120-130$ for the inevitable jump back to $200 levels.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can i get oh yah### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yup by year end we can order tesla car with 50% of the current market price.### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk says more price cuts ahead### Assistant: [positive, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: as I said strong support on 163-165 stay tune### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -15% today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: As I said before, TSLA would fall $150 level.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 144 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another donut### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Risk free buy around 145.Target 230 in nine months.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 777### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oversold already### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can see 144$ coming very sharp be ready \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is a car company and not a rocket ship after all. Lets go back to $40### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: all about 165-163, look at this level!! I think that next week will be really bad for QQQ and TSLA will follow the market with more 10% down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kimbal Musk sold 100,000 shares for a total of $20 million. If this transaction is not a surprise, it is interesting to note what usually happens after...### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought 900 @ 167.6### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought @167.60.6### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre market 3 dollar gap down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 166.95 \ud83e\udd2d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still no roadster. Pretty soon you'll be able to purchase a house to rent out in a college town before those roadsters get delivered.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just discussed with my GF who works in the finance industry in depth aboout Elon's personality., and here's out conclusion. No doubt he's an amazing genius but the guy has zero morals, just look how he fired everyone at Twitter. He's also like a child who works on and gets bored of projects and moves on to the next. First it was Space X, then Tesla, now it will be AI. So he's the CEO of Tesla but it'll now be his second focus. As for all you guys holding his shares, youi're all expendable because he cashed out enough last year $44bil to fund his next little toy AI project.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Divide 167:55 \ud83e\udd2d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today bar minimum 20% . after the cut on a net basis this company will strt incurring losses once all tax credit are taken china demand slow and more price cut coming from the company to sustain demand### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to kill tesla shareholders that musk plan. \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorts sitting pretty. Bruh is quiet### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA going to $120 then up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told people to sell before earnings. People thumbed me down. Now im telling people it\u2019ll ho below $100 later this year. They probably wont sell either lol.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The big question is if we will broke down 163 and stay ther for some days, if it happen then all the way to new year low is open if no then I think it is goog idea to write option for bothe side and hedge them### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To make short, now pe is 1082. on opening on this pre quote its pe going to be 704 to be 100 it needs to go to 126$ im long btw, but there is a difference in spreading a pro view narrative and reality### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earnings where dismal and opposite to what musk reports tesla losing share everywhere even with price cuts and it might be the reason we had countless accidents### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So after the dismal results and reading about BYD looking to start exporting to Europe I know why Tesla has to slash costs. Just go to the BYD website, they have a huge selection of EV, with low cost models for normal people who can't pay up. Tesla was looking to penetrate the China market but Chinese almost all buy BYD. Europe and finally US will be targeeted by BYD. This doesn't even take into account other EV competition. People forget Tesla is in the end just a plain old car company, it's not a &quot;tech&quot; company with an exclusive product anymore. The space is getting super crowded. Just go to the BYD website for a look. I would buy a model if I was on a budget at way cheaper than a Tesla.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The hype days on this stock are pretty much tempered now it's only a matter of time before reality sets in. It can't keep this valuation for much longer it'll take a year or two for Wall Street bull sell side analysts to realize he's not going to be able to deliver on all his promises. The majority of analysts especially in the technology sector have a history of being way overly optimistic. Such is Wall Street.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol never bet against Elon, the dip is going to be bought fast### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: musk says full driving technology by the end of the year. what a total bunch of BS number one you're not going to have full self-driving technology and even if you do you're not going to be able to use it on the highways anyways. he is so full of you know what.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hoping to buy at 160-150 in coming weeks.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What did I tell you!!!! I predicted perfectly!!! Where are the haters.\ud83e\ude78\ud83e\ude78\ud83e\ude78### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Road to 100 begins. u can put lipstick on a pig, still is a pig \ud83d\udc16### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I've been with Tesla since its IPO week and it's been good to me.However, for over a year, it's been a rollercoaster and it's getting on my nerves. WTF is goin on?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fanboi bounce tomorrow then fade and Friday flush### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I should have listened to the shorts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can see 20 drop here . and it will fall 5-6% whenever they announced cut . I think the demand is not their and just to manage the cost the tesla might have to sell car on a 50% discount soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 53 2024### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If tomorow tsla will close blow 163 then tecnicaly speaking it will hit year low again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who was the newbies buying tesla? Prayer for they \ud83d\ude4f### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon played you all like a bad boyfriend (if youre a woman or gay) or girlfriend. When things were good they were great. Then red flags started to appear like they started ditching $44billion of stock. Then they started focusing on other projects like twitter, and now AI. In the end the bad lover you adores left you broke and heart broken. BUT! It\u2019s a great life lesson so dont do it again! Sell nviidia before its earnings lol.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it looks like clerarly it is the end of tesla and tsla stock. RIght?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla haters that missed the boat lol### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: they want other ev to go out of business but to achieve that they will make less and less money. this will drive the stock down and way down. next quarter is going to be same story. one good thing is cheaper cars for everyone### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Subaru came out with an electric recently. When Toyota inevitably does as well, why would anyone bother with these bare bones pieces of junk? Especially when the CEO is a national $ocial$t.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just keep buying allYou can!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Margin down, missed forcast , Alan sold 20 million shars ,demand is down\u2026 what longs are waiting for ? Are you blind?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Depolarize RIVAN too### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Jeeze, told you all to sell before earnings. Next is nvidia. Look this is going to eventually fall to below $100. Even if you wanted to own it makes ssnse to sell it then buy back later. Guess who will do that? Elon who sold $44 bil last year way higher lol. Man its amazing the level of denial. Elon basically conned all investors and got out himself early for a cash pile, retain stocks from cheap options exercise. You guys for whatever reason, belief in Elon, or greed that this will go up many fold, refuse to see reality. Well by later this year when this is brlow $100 it\u2019ll teach you the same lesson i learnt in the first tech bubble in 2000. It\u2019s ok, getting conned snd reslizing corporate guys like Elon play games like this is a valuable lesson long term.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looking at eps i dont see an issue. tesla is till the only making decent profit on ev's and production costs will decsrease over time. nothing to worry about. btw p/e does not look insane either.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can't wait to rid of my .42 cents calls and let my .90 cent puts print.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pathetic loosers are super excited when they are only gonna burn in hell when they short cover!! best if you keep your mouth shut### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorow my options more then double \u2026### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We are heading recession tesla has cyclical problems because of this. I wont sell it but this wasnt good Q at all.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Colapse 168### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what's going on is Elon selling again ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Because of the direction of the Arabian Gulf, it will rise at the end of the month### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla basically met expectations last quarter.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wait for other big tech report , Qqq will be 10 down and take tsla to 110### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon too busy policing the internet lmfao### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA $180.59 -2.02% @ Close! (Earnings). TSLS $29.80 +2.19%### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Delicious### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 will be the ......start !?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon will hire a CEO to take care of tesla then take his $44 from Tesla sales and start an AI company and make the next 300bil. You guys just stuck with his old toy. People are expendable to him just like the staff at twitter. You yhe investor at tesla is in no different situation from s twitter emplyee except it\u2019s a slow burn down. Not a quick firing.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SWEET JESUS!!! \ud83e\ude78\ud83d\udcc9\ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [skip, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Eon Much will ideed by when TLSA is $15 a share and with funding secure will take pulbic. Eon first trillionaire in world.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This maybe the start of the sell off### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 6th price cut. Maybe Elon should focus on Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Listen, Elon is a master manipulator from bitcoin to dogecoin. He buys it, talks it up then dumps it on tetails at a hsndsome profit. He did it because theres no regulations at the time covering crypto. He\u2019s just done the same with Tesla. Sold $44 bil of stock last year brcause he knew the proce would go down. Retained enough through options to control yhe company. You live in denial if you dont see the type if guy he is. Just a genius conman.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: keep cutting? where's it heading? 160 insight### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy on the dip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH WAIT! that was 3 years ago. NeverMind!!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alan Mask will buy 1B shars ! He said thta when TSLA will be at 20 dollar he will start to buy### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice..got more time to load up ..gotta work work work and buybuybuy### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Atleast new buying oppurtunites :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All you young guys punting is just like me when i was in university buying tech in 1999-2000. Lots all my gains in the end. You\u2019ll learn from the next bubble. But just take it from me. Sell this crap and short the index instead.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: please bears, do your best so I can buy more.. I got your back \ud83e\uddac\ud83e\udd1d \ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 174- 173- 171-\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 99### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It was written on the wall with big letets , Mask sold, Mask cut prices\u2026 why he cut prices? Cause of slower demand ! But u longs were in love and when u are in Love .. your wife will pass your credit card as much as she wants \ud83d\ude05\ud83d\ude05\ud83d\ude05\ud83d\ude05### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you wonder why i post here even if i dont trade it. Its because its good observation and learning. This is why Warren Buffet has never bought high PE stocks like Tesla or Nvidia. He wants to own long term cheap companies with goid cash flow. You wont get rich fast investing like that but you wont go bust either and beat the market over the years.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It is going up!!!! Big funds are buying lots \u2026 lots of Puts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earnings.......OUCH!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So 90 would be too much for the junk### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorow 155 and in 2 months 90### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crash### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 7 dollars down is Wild but it's only been 15 minutes### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 106 again \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who is the biggest shareholder in tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well that settles it, lets ruin profits and sales to cling on to an ever more crowded market. Like i said. The insiders sold long ago way higher.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Free Cashflow -80%. Does Elon care about liquidity or not?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should I sell or no### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shearzkhan### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Might as well be in vegas at the roulette table lol. Black or red?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i see blood### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where to watch live?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 183x0.8=146 this is the close tmrw### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will be 160$ or 230$ tonight. what is your guess### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See ya all after earnings. We can speak all we want now but after earnings we now if price cuts are good, if the company does well :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Drop pricetag and still have good margin cause you sell 5 times as much and now also production cuts.. What is it some of you dont get. ??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why would Musk announce US price cuts right before earnings when investors are worried about margins being reduced? I expect vehicle margins to be well above 20% and likely closer to 22%### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will pass 190 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My number aftercearning is 144### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: delicous short for earnings. \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 after earning.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon and tesla know what they do, tesla dropping prices because they can, manufacturing is becoming more efficient and costs of raw mayerials like lithium is dropping like rock. Dont be blind theres always reasons### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ok I don't get why I got 4 thumbs down for reporting that Elon's brother sold 100K or $20mil of shares when it was still $200. Elon sold friggin $44bil dollars worth last year. You think he did that because he felt Tesla was going to $1000 and lose paper wealth or he knew it was going to go down? Use your friggin head instead of dreaming in lala land when even the CEO and his bro are cashing out.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Die Angshasen sind raus nun gehts ans Geld Verdienen ... !### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $100 this year### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will be up after earnings, margins are stable### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SOLD 600 shares. Happiest day.. I'll buy short at 180$ again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GUYS, TIME TO SELL....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I suspect an ace up Elon's sleeve here. Might be totally different game after earnings.., or I hope. He is full of surprices one must say...### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Below 179 break!!! Keeping go :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Low expectations. Like Elon said \u201dthis will be fun\u201d Tesla always has some ace in the sleeves ;)### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hmm Elon also selling again.. Then I dont expect gab up now he is selling before earnings later or how do U guys see it?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earning will be supriseRemind you after the earning announcement### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kimbal Musk sold 100,000 shares. a prodigy. should you do the same?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy buy now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 by tomorrow morning### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why in the world they keep cutting prices if it is hurting them? this is either 217 or 172### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when will beack up again 200 or More 250### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BOOM! BREAK BELOW 180$!!!! WHO IS RIGHT AGAIN...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What matter today is forcast, even if TSLA report 1.2 dollar earning , but forcast reduce we will see it down by 15% at list , this is all about growth### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Am I amazing ? \ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\ude0e\ud83d\ude0e### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $155!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre market $181.50!! What did I tell you!!!! Who right?!!! Today it will be below $180 and the next TG will be $170. thank me later. Haters of bulls buyers are going broke home### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So many thumbs down lol. Just trying to save you guys money. This will drop below $100 later this year. Dont say you werent warned.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow will be exciting, there will be a big crash. RIP Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ok folks, soon we will find out why Elon whos a smart guy sold $44 bil of Tesla stock last year, because clearly he knows it\u2019s a good long term investment lol.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I dont understand elon said the master plan is to cut prices in the future 10 years ago. So whats the big deal he is doing what he said.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the way tsla cut prices lately might indicate they met their profit estimate. I'd would say that they wouldn't continue cutting if it has failed to get what they wanted### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CSSE new redbox\u2026hit my 10x and buy more tesla !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What are your thoughts for tomorrow before earnings? Long thumbs up, short thumbs down.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's the buyer haters, everyone seems quiet. Go woke and go home broke### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1 Day left for earnings report, sit belts ons### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: KEEP SELLING.. What a beautiful red. Haters embarrass themselves. I'm always right, I wish everyone would listen to me.. where is 190-192??? Hahaa### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wt tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TOLD YOUUUUU!! WHO RIGHT??!!! BIG DROPPIMG AFTER OPEN MARKET... NO-ONE LISTEN ME. ALL OF YOU LAUGHED ME### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sit tight in the boat this is just short term problems. If u here for long term u got nothing to worry about.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What price do you predict after earning report?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Opening what time ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ouch. Tesla sinks hard pre-market! It will big drop reopening. Everyone thinks it will go 192$ today LOL### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Great Recession is coming, invest in gold.......### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre market seems weak. Today will be the same as yesterday, smell red :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell TSLA today or you will lose 20 points tomorrow. many Wall analysts recommended to sell RSLA shares...... see you at $140 very soon. watch &amp; learn!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk is a complete monkey### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA IS THE KING \ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\ude4c\ud83d\udc8e\ud83d\ude4c ELON IS Our GOD!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm new here, how do I buy a stock?.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Huge selloff coming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is holding firm. Expect to hit 190 on Tuesday.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will pop to 192-195 before earning, after it will drop to 150-160, mark this post ...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Leo u alive?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tbh leo short it all you want watch how we end the day in green### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Leo the Troll. where you at?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell the news will come early this time..### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now up the next days### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If we close below 180.00 we are in scary territory. But i dont see it.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Before earnings this could easyli strike 195 and U all know., earnings or pure hype dosn\u2019t matter..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is buy now. Go for it bulls. Will go back to 190-192 before friday no doubt### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $7 HAHAH!!!!!!!! THAT&quot;S AWESOME.... BEAUTIOFUL DAY### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To all the haters, it\u2019s early in the day. Relax.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 184$ BANG!!!!! TOLD YOU!!!!!... NOW TG 180$, then 174$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People really have no idea. Tesla is now just one of many EV options. My friend just got a porsche EV. Why buy a Tesla? Hence they keep lowering prices to keep sales going and margins are crush. Every big car manufacturer is now making their own EVs.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $5 bang... It's so beautiful to see TSLA return in red again....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: REDDDDDD!!!!!!! TOLD YOU!!! YOU DIDN&quot;T LISTEN ME!!! TSLA BUYER IS VERY QUIET!!! HAHA!!! I'M GOOD AS GOD### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $4 bang!!!! MORE MORE!!! $5 coming. I'm god### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $4 closer.. MORE SINK!!!! HAHA... TG 184, 180 then 174!! THANK ME LATER### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MORE SINK MORE SINK!! ELON MUSK's BROTHER SELLING IT!!! WE KNOW..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now $3!!! HAHA.... MORE MORE MORE SELL### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HAHA. MORE SINK!!! RED COMING### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $2 droppiung, so fast LOL. 184-180-174### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HAHA TSLA TRYING TO BREAK 190, BUT FAILED\u2026 I TOLD YOU. KEEP SHORT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overly pessimistic market, i bet this will fly after earnings. There will be bullish catalysts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Countdown for Launch### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHORT SHPRT SHORT NOW### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Two says until earnings### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: YES!! SHORT SHORT SHORT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla driving wrong way. Driver dies https://kesq.com/news/2023/02/21/coachella-man-among-three-people-killed-in-wrong-way-crash-in-imperial-county/### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hard sell before earnings. \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla ALWAYS sells on the news, Always### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I WILL BUY IT FOR $10, LETS WAIT### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will beat wall strees estimate :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to buy ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Eps eill be 0.95c beats WS @0.8### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: interesting!..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 170 is coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how came to this?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All week next week will be red. 100%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla is trash. Hold short untill next week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Really blud### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the market is mental and tsla is crazy### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Beautiful... Keep sell### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If tsla will broke resistence of 300 we will see it around 301### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if tesla broke that resistance at 207 and stay there just 2 days we can say 232 is in hand. otherewise we need to see if 176 will hold or not. if not 156 is the next. anyway i am holding this. i am investing in it and i dont use laverage. so i am fine with what happen. that was just for daily traders. GL and profitable trades.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk wont be the richest guy in the world for a long time. That French guy will do better in this economy.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHORT. TG 174$ END OF THE DAY### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: APRIL 14 2023 Inter Day Traders BUY $TSLA if stock price goes below $176.54 today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today tesla is ready for 10% downside no demand for tesla car. they might reduce to more 20-30% to sell up the inventory \ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon's brother selling it. Strongly short... 170$ today### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cut prices means cut stock price aswell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon Tesla will cut their car price by 30-40% .no demand of car now\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73. and huge investment of factory and buying twitter on debt is the worst decision. that how a fool become billionaire and than bankrupt### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $65 by end of 2023. All signals are negative. - Double top on weekly, Under 50MA, Failure to reach 50MA on both rebounds from 200MA signaling weak momentum, lower high DT -e.t.c. So based on my analysis of the market &amp; the huge dip that awaiting. $65 is the target based on Eliot Wave Strategy &amp; will be solid SUPPORT point. Selling would be $150 range (+ - 10%).### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hindenburg Research Hindenburg Research### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Futures just lower; Tesla cuts Model 3 price in Germany### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Funny how everyone act like an analyst and know what they talk about :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ladies and gentlemen, it is time to sell TSLA shares and buy gold stocks.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who will win the bulls or bears... I have a feeling end of day tomorrow we will know### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gentelman , after earning we will no short term direction , long term is very clear , TSLA is car production company!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STRONGLY SHORT. TG 170$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will it be for long?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will dropping 180$ end of the day tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to $250 then pull way back in 2024### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bull horns are very sharp### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is fine. The future is positive. However this is a long term investment stock.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock should be 250### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Billionaire investor Charlie Munger says stock market 'gambling ' is as addictive as 'heroin' - but he sees no way to fix it### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NOW SHORT 174$ ONW### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: look out it will dump tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: road to 265$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull Trap. \ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHORT SHORT SHORT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will be the future's biggest android robots manufacter in the world https://xcorp.com### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wallstreet always cares suddenly about selling price but ignores how tesla keeps increasing margins with scaling production### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon Tesla car will be on sale at 40-50% discount don't buy it for a quarter . by the time Christmas come tesla car will be available for 60-70% discount be ready and share will be available at 20% of it current price shorrtttttt### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla is up in pre market !!!! Today tsla is going to rock like a big rocket , going to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You have to understand!! When there is to many bulls yoh get horns in your behind### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And batteries will not go bad in tesla\u2019s. Funny how CNBC talking about how expensive it is to replace batteries. $20,000. Bash Tesla. Ill buy the cheap shares all day long.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please make this go VIRAL. Tesla will make cars cheap enough for everyone. They talking on CNBC how can the poor afford electric cars.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What you saw today is called distrbution \u2026 or in other words , pop and drop\u2026 I am almost sure that before earning TSLA stock price will be between 160-170### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The real truth will come out on 19th. Untill 19th it will go up and down. 19th is the day that really matters if the bubble pops. Or if its heading to the moon.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 67 percent of car will be EV in 10 years. so this prices will be joke### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla loses $10 today! Tesla has always been trash, it will headed to $100, there is strong a big bubble soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who the hell is pushing it?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is very tough to trade its moving like crypto### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: f\u00b0\u00a9k you Elon Musk### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: until 19 th of april this down pressure will continue### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so another sell off over 190 so buy 170 sell 190 its easy### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is elon musk's x corp manufactering android robots in secret? xcorp.com has a weird post### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what you guys think about simplywall.st? Have anybody used it?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Are most on here trading it or investing?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't like static valuations on a stock like Tesla. As long as they are executing well, the value changes weekly.  I would prefer a valuation quoted like this:  Current value is $235 and at current rate of execution, the value is expected to increase $3.50+ cents per month.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up down up down### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BIGGEST ONE DAY LOSS MIGHT BE TODAY### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short it..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope earnings 19th would be huge if not it will drop quickly..### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can we see 180 and below? Hopefully### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If their margins remain North of 21% in the earnings report, they are making price cuts based on cost savings and this would be positive. Every price reduction expands the market for their vehicles and assures demand. It also hurts the competition that is generally losing money on EV sales still. Goal is 2 million vehicles in 2023. Earnings expectations are 86 cents. Watch they come in around a dollar and the headline will be they fall short of expecations.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Haha yahoo finance is funny. Yesterday they publish \u201dtesla is the top of the mountain\u201d and now published \u201dwhy tesla is losing ev dominance\u201d hahah give me a break this media is to funny :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bro the market is acting funny### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shake those loosers then pump### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: some of you guys giving numbers like teenager are you really trading? 160 $ today why? is it tesla bankrupt? whats wrong with you people### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will hit 165 bfore earning , after earning will be diwn more 10%~15%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it the price cuts that dos this downfall?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 164 today \ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 today after fed minutes we can see 150 . the tesla will cut price more just wait don't buy . by the end of the year the price will half of Tesla car### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who said 200?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And down we go### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Moon### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wheres that Alan Mask guy at these days??### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pamp it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lawsuit rising on Tesla.. Not good### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $190 will break today.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we will see 190### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 in a week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So who is still hanging around here?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MY TARGET FOR TSLA IS 320.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where all the haters today? Crickets### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I've signed up for the waiting list on a website called finbay.io, which claims to provide information on companies' actual worth. What's your opinion on this?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap filled now bounce back### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Comment taken from a YouTube comment I had to share:Tesla lowers prices Media: BECAUSE OF DEMAND PROBLEMS! Tesla increases prices Media: BECAUSE OF MARGIN PEOBLEMS!Tesla breaks records time and againMedia: THE COMPETITION IS COMING!My attitude: Thank you for FUD to allow me to accumulate more under $200### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre falling quickly### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 200 and above 200 earnings day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets go down to 170### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red red red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is a joke. Im a bull 100% but good news drags the stock down. Bad news kicks it up LOL!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yes shorty short shorty### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the new factory in China is not smart. if tomorrow there is a war with Taiwan. factories will be abandoned or sold at a loss. Like Renault in Russia...### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160$ today . the tesla sell drop even 10-15% . after this price cut tesla can again go into losses .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy all you can!! Dont miss out!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk sells last week 20 million shars , TSLA cut prices, they cut cause strong demnad\u2026. What more do u need to understand what direction this company is hedding for? Good luck### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 350$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla might stop of production has sales drop inventory rises and tesla might have to sell at loses### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udcaa### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cant wait to see shorts get burned### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: banks will reduce risk. So fewer loans and fewer car purchases. There will be a sharp decline in the 4th quarter.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: okey guys I am always bull on tesla because there is too many shorters and bad news around. so wait for 200 this week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: double top formed on the daily chart,if it breaks 178.28 say bye bye### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i hope tsla share reach 25 dollars this month### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i hope tsla shares fall to 25 dollar before the end of this month### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not looking good for Tersla now , If Elan s bro is selling all his stocks, that s a terrible sign. The production and delivery of the cyber trucks is the only salvation for Tesla now, all the the other models are outdated, inventory is starting to pill up. I dont see any updside for now and cold get worst in 2 years when all the other auto manifacturers start selling their electric cars.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trading idea \u2013 Entry point has to be over 185/61.80%### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I see a lot of tesla haters. so why don't you open a short position and be rich. do it### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1000 dolar 400000 cars = 400milion less in profit### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla cuts prices due to huge demand!!! What a funney joke### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will open around 170 on Monday in one hand Musk say , we canot deliver cars due to huge demand , in second hand he cuts prices\u2026 TSLA long open your eyes and mind , dont follow him like he is Jessus!!### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Kimbal Musk, who is on Tesla's board of directors, sold Tesla shares for $20 million. it sells so you have to do the same the last time it is around $408.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (TSLA) cut prices on both versions of its Model 3 sedan by $1,000 and on its Model Y crossover by $2,000, the website showed. It also cut prices on both versions of its more expensive Model S and Model X by $5,000.The fifth such cut in Tesla\u2019s largest market since the start of the year comes as the United States prepares to adopt tougher standards this month that are expected to limit EV tax credits.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla cut prices in the United States between 2% and nearly 6%, its website showed on Thursday, as the company extends a discount drive on its electric vehicles that analysts caution could hurt profitability.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota will suffer a similar fate as Ford (have lost $5billionon EV in last 2 years). They will not be able to compete profitably with the efficiencies of TESLA### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota has just gotten into EV and they plan to release 10 vehicles by 2026. that is meant business. so long is the day when tesla was the only player. stock price means little when you don't deliver### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: monday we will see price cut effect . generally they don't like price cut but when you sell more you make more profit .### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rising oil prices will help tesla also### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we need to go above 190 so short positions can get screwed. this week will be important for staying above 180### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What is the average cost basis for Tesla among investors? My cost basis is $194.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Have a nice weekend. See ya all on monday :) this will blow. Up trend coming next week. Peace out \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: even the prive cut tesla makes more profit then the other ev producers. dont you compare prices? and its growing in karkets. its just started to sell cars in Turkey and you need to wait for 3 months.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hard down please \ud83d\udc3b\u2b07\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: price cut car are not selling . remember if the demand doesn't cut come what Tesla will do with it inventory price can cut to half . and losses can swell big time with twitter debt this can collapsed much faster than SVB### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: From vibrant economy to recession. Joe Biden has proven to be the worst and incompetent person. Cant handle Russia, china, india, no forsight as to where the economy is heading and no responsibility of market crash### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is teasing about a 5 - 10 B buyback. I am holding back anyway as I invested long term. 185 is still ok. Though sales are not as forecast.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so 180 hold it good but still its shows some weakness. it needs to gonabove 190 and try to break 200### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Qqq up and TSLA down , what will happen if qqq will go bk to 300?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I AM INVESTOR ALWAYS ADD ON SUBSTANTIAL DOWN SIDE AND TRADE FOR SHORT TERM UNTIL SEE PROFITS.I HAD EARNED MANY TIMES BY TRADING SHORT TERM IN TELSA### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's heading down shortly### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Emanuel Dabah why you so quite all of a sudden??### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If we can hold above 180$ next week gonna be good :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going down to 180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is hurting my account Grrr### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm long simce 197 is there any hope of recovery?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enjoy that $700 a month for a base model 3 car payment. I don't know any average people who could afford that. lol### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tecnical point of view 164 could be good entry point with stop at 159, but I woul do it as day trader not overnight , Tsla can go up or down 10% in one day### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is the rocket lighter here today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: heading back to $150.......Elon Musk's brother sold big amount of shares recently.....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good friday sale is coming. 20% off on Tesla share in few days \ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bruh this for you , dont be blind\u2026. The Tesla chief executive, Elon Musk, has said he will not sell any more of the electric car company's stock for about two years. While speaking in a Twitter Spaces audio chat on Thursday, Musk said he foresaw the economy would be in a \u201cserious recession\u201d in 2023 and demand for big-ticket items would be lower.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: But this Elon is not for me no more. This is stealing peoples money by selling in such amount. Bulls (me) are paying for his s\u2026 FU Elon### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when you drive tesla car in Turkiye people look at you like you driving ferrari its so cool. everybody wants to drive one.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I live in Turkiye and just bought tesla because its entered Turkish market. people are buying like crazy its planning to sell 50.000 cars this year.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so everybody says earnings will be not good because tesla sells cars in discount price. man thats the way you dominate market. but tesla still makes crazy profit from cars it makes.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: everybody is short on tesla so be careful### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Emanuel Dabah please, plesse stop with your comments, youre only embarrassing yourself. Are you \u201cAlan Musks\u201d right hand man or something. You obviously have no idea how markets work and from reading your comments, I think you should stop day trading because youll never beat the market. Heard that term before? I think i can safely say, we have all heard enough. If you really think tesla is going to drop to 80$ \u201cbro\u201d then you need to put everything you have, sell everything, i mean it and short Tesla. Do it! And ill talk to you in a few months!### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Board of Directors sells shares of Tesla worth $19,573,464### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why Mask sold so many beafore earning??? He might know somthing\u2026.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: headed to 130 slowly### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trading idea - Entry point has to be over 184/61.80%### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: kimbal sells tops he sold on 4/3### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is like a casino slot machine you never win and if you do I bet you only go home with no profit .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: make me rich!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any reading to recommend?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just sold my 30k Tesla Shares. Earnings will be horrible and we will see a second leg around $100-120. That's the point where I'm back on board!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a show guy! ) he doesnt give a damn about anything!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good bye Tesla ))### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looks like we are going to hit 187!!! Big rally### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looks like now it is starting to climb \u2026will go to 190 then drop to 145 after earning### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Starting to look more like a boring company owner than a rocket company.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shortbal the way down to 170 easy money### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think Tesla will drop to around 82$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is a Crazy so much !### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon keep selling tesla shares for his bird company### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will buy tesla around 175 its really weak. short when its green### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tank city### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats the buy point again ? 175?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 178### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just don't make money if you don't want to. Daddy warned! If you've been buying tesla...dedicate yourself to fishing.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: selll selll . 180 break 160 coming superfast### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: update i just sold my call options and made $6,360 on a put for $185.00### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i made so much money off a put thank you Tesla for going to 185.00### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will rise!! Just wait for Alan Mask to sell all his holding\u2026### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down -2.5% in week, not bad but annoying since good news on tesla are always negative, everything tesla does is always bad and COMPETITION WILL DO IT ALWAYS BETTER. LOLOLOL this market big joke### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon got ace in sleeves, gonna show bg middle finger to manipulative shorters### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Unbelievable how company with double digit growth and high margins and profits will underperform, then we have nvidia with total utterly garbage earnings and negative growth and stock is literally on ATH### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: elon the next in line for bankruptcy be reay \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Speculative nonsense### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Done with Elon.. AH!!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready for 160. musk will offload to pay twitter EMI \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats news for this dip ?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fake dip### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Super duper recoveries coming in today..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 today . 100$ by the end of month. soon this will worth similar to twitter debt be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch the panic selling unfold.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $130 \ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just sold all $TSLA. Buying Nokia $NOK### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20% fall coming be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This price prediction wheter is up or down. Are u guys a fortune teller or just a guesser xD LOL### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Backing doge to twitter.. tesla to jump 206 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is going to fall back to $150, watch and learn.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorting tesla in earning month is suicide### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the chart is very clear this is short candidate### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla discount 5-9 % but sales growth only 4% persen, so next earning will be shrunk except there would be an outstanding non automotive performance...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will go to 215 again then after earning it will drop to 140### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: end of this month we will be above 220 thats my target.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what would you buy Tesla or doge or pulselorian com### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: come on tesla wake uo### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: april 19 will be the big day so expect 220 until that day### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 200 will test again bitcoin is up### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk sold billions of dollars' worth of Tesla stock this week to help fund his $44 billion Twitter takeover, according to public filings. He offloaded roughly $8 billion worth of shares on Tuesday and Wednesday, the most recent days for which data was available.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alan mask selling and you are buying \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how came to this?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just a matter of time before one of these 3v manufactures come out with a killer car that will take market shares from others. TSLA has boring designs and invocation is too slow. when did you first here about cyber truck? it's been a few years and still not at production. I'd to see them grow but I need to be realistic with risks to my trades### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Might be flat this week next week we will keep going up again, this market is joke, europe inventories keep going lower and tesla making record growth in EU countries, this should be up going### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the market maker will pop it on the open and then drop it during the trade session, this is how you trap traders### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: day low### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if TSLA will close blw 189 today , then the way to way to 165 is open### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tslq is the better company for this market cycle### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Remember Q3 to Q4 22, then China demand droo, then $101.82 - be careful here### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Funny how the earnings number for 1Q was there in the morning and now gone \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Delicious easy money### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: poor bruh, bought a garbage for 240$, now crying like a babi### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is now a social media and cryptocurrency company### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No worries, folks, earnings will prove good for quarter. 220+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Has anyone else noticed how quiet bruh is when Tesla is down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: #### very intresting chart if fed pause hike and ofcourse tesla keep increasing Sales YoY. GL wish you profitable trades### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hi, again. i just bought now after jobs data. till friday we might see 206. GL### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this stock is going to search for it's true value### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: New credit value, super china numbers. Keep you longs and wipe angry small bears out.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: again going red### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Premarket ok. Might go for 197-198 today? Hopefully### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today TSLA going to R&amp;R big party### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bunch of grumpy old men on here### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back on path to 20 which will come in time. it's inevitable.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A federal jury on Monday ordered Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Inc to pay about $3.2 million to a Black former factory worker who won a lawsuit accusing the electric car maker of tolerating severe racial harassment at its flagship Fremont, California, assembly plant. The case is one of several involving working conditions at Tesla and other companies run by billionaire Elon Musk.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sometimes I wonder if tesla will come to an end.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tslq us a better company like I said### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: make me rich!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u0130nvesting com shows 230 $ as fair value ;)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should dip to around 186/187 tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Funny how this app magically knows teslas eps and revenue for Q1### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Aptil 17 will be 221### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Q1 deliveries come in at 422k, up 36% year Over year by CNBC tv### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bought me some calls. Let's see what happens.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 200### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy signal### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: &quot;Production outpaced demand&quot;.  Nuff said.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 182### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: one of the biggest bubble, after NVIDIA### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a few more days to deflate this bubble### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon musk you have to do something now .l.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why buy? missed their numbers eventhus they reduced the car prices by 20 % , profits are down, inventory is up. NOT Good, get the cyber truck out and the stock will fly### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 210 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100.00 usd### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All the people who bought at $215 are hurting.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If the margins are good we will bounce back. But if its bad this stock gonna go to 100$### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA on a slide, heading for 192..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 might be a bounce or a bump in the ride down.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go long ~180### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im buying thanks market\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $30 a share will be its final resting place### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 204 by end of day### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear trap### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ready for 180 in few minutes### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today close above 200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Roomie is back .. buying soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: easy money### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ok so the delivery hype news is over time to move onto what is really important , margins. This morning was a bull trap.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: -8% today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Loads of bs### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 easy today \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trash dumping to dirty hole### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy FSI now , it hugely benefited by energy market### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: YoY 36% more delivires and goes red. Yeeez### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: haha money for me### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it was pumped on Fri. just don't trust the news### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: could see 140### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: growth rate down to 35 from 50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another donut by tesla every god damn time and people act all surprised every time### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How many cars have been rolled out by 'other' manufacturers?  How many making semis as well in this time of change?  I don't see a lot of Rivian's or Luminas.  Albeit Elon should shut up and manage is companies, he's a hell of a good businessman.  TSLA to $250### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can see 10% before market open and more 10% during market hours. we can see 168 level today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only Fud### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: come to 165$### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This tesla stock is giving me a big headache just get to 300-400### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is stupidly undervalued.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am one of the beginners how to invest money and profit### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice &quot;crash&quot; bears### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What\u2019s up with the Sunday night earnings release?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I know Elon and he wants to sell you his dogecoin.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Double whammy for TSLA today\u2026 missed deliveries, even after massive price cuts, and OPEC cuts oil production which will push up inflation. Higher inflation, no Fed pause anytime soon. Recession added to the mix and all growth stocks, including Tesla, tumble down.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I like that form but I does not. understand### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This account is the very first step for preparing Profit and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet. The gross profit or loss can be determined only from the Trading Account.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla delivered 422,875 vehicles for the first three months of this year, up 4% from the previous quarter. This was 36% higher than a year ago. In January, Chief Executive Elon Musk said Tesla could achieve 2 million vehicle deliveries this year, up 52% from last year. Tough economy and delivered .. don't hate \ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if true those earnings look not so good , tslq is a better company### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earnings on a Sunday night?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hype stock nothing else...liar ceo### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 eow lol so terrible 420### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon fails again### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bloodbath tomorrow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Were earnings just leaked???### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Did it just say tesla missed on earnings?### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 170 is coming back. even 170 is overpriced### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 225 this week. 4% cars sold im 1st QT### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorow this bubble going under 190### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon 220 maybe flat tomorrow because futs red but good Q1 beat### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Same story as last quater, even with huge price reductions ,Tesla misses. Right wing media and wall street will bash the hell out of Musk and the stock , one way to go is down for now. Ciber truck is the only salvation if they hit the street soon, 1.5 mil preorders, other models are dated and old. Cmon Elan , get the Cyertruck out ASAP### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: interesting!..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target 12mounts later 700$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lololol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell the news. The rocket will fly to 220 this week.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Suddenly from where this anti tesla people appearing when it is raising all go underground \ud83d\ude00\ud83d\ude00### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ok, time to go back to 100, facade just got bust.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: they've been trying hard to meet or slightly beat estimate by pricing manuvers, cut price here, raise price there then do it over. even if they'll make it this quarter, competitions will eventually hurt earning margin### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1 fake news and so many short losers appear.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So Dan Ives from Webbush was pumping this on Friday big time. A 10 K miss is not good especially when you consider that even price cuts and the last minute charging incentives did not help. I am not going to bother guessing where they open this Monday however one has to remember they ran this up last week expecting strong deliveries.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And its 3 times more market cap then toyota that sell 8-9 million cars a year### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I was expecting 450k+### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh this is going down tomorrow!! They misssed### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hype hype hype! bbbbbbig dump### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday dump lucid #1### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: On both March 9th and 14th, I predicted here that $207 would be a target top, or in other words a price stop for TSLA. Very early Friday morning TSLA reached $207 and did not go beyond that level for the rest of the trading day. Our intermediate target top is $260, which we first predicted here on March 16th, just three days after our 'predicted' low was put in place.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how is this using### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how came to this?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fridays trading already priced in a great delivery number anything else and the stock sells off. Its ridiculous that so much attention is even placed on delivery numbers when Musk has to offer incentives at the end of the quarter to meet estimates. If they miss even by a small amount the stock will sell off Monday. Margins will get creamed this quarter and that is going to be the trend going forward. TSLA bulls totally ignore the impact of legacy auto makers going forward. By the time the infrastructure is in place to support a substantial change over to Ev\u2019s those legacy companies will have caught up to TSLA. This is a 3 year time horizon and TSLA stock price eventually reflect that.All the noise about a record quarter for deliveries , well yea that\u2019s to be expected for a growing company that makes about 1.5 Million cars a year. Now compare that to the 80 Million cars manufactured by everyone else.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now innocent american traders will buy this tesla share but soon star link satellite is on the target of china and russia. they r soon launching anti satellite missiles to destroy star link. stay away from this share. gonna come at 2 $ -5 $ soon.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $LUNR### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: interesting!..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 15 Sept 23 puts lfg!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This weekend, Tesla is expected to report record sales as cheaper sticker prices, helped by U.S. subsidies, spurred demand. Taking off! \ud83d\ude80 \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: On Sunday will announce the delivery numbers it will be very positive and the stock will go up to 212### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA hit our $167 predicted trading low on Monday March 13th, and immediately turned up. Then we predicted it would rally to $260, after first taking out two major resistance levels. TSLA has now broken through those predicted key resistance levels. $260 should be the trading top, that's only 53 points away now. TSLA is already up 40 points off of our $167 low.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short along### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still it was 205, not 210. Pity! Will Sunday's report influence it much or not?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: close watch on these bubbles TSLA and nvda### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still far from last year price (400+)### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who said crap stock.?? Ha ha money porring in### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 215 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: second sell \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Weekly perfect bounce from 200ma, this is very bullish chart and massive breakout coming soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only most clueless people would ever on earth short tesla now when nasdaq is starting bullrun, this will lirerally 2-3x outperform nasdaq### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold 202.88 bang thanks see ya at 187### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hey I was told by all the Warren Buffets here that this was going down!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will run to 200ma### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people so weird these days, they buy a trash for more than 200$, cant believe that### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 205 today? Or 210?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If u think this is overvalued, wait when u see this at $600### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sold at 201.10### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to short ladies.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: overvalued, only idiuts fomo buy this garbage### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulator shorters will have to face reality soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 15 min chart is very unsustainable. it's trying to shoot 200. I would get out now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope someone remembers to light one of these rockets people keep posting about!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am just not sure with this one! Elon just opened his own lithium battery factory. It could rise from here \ud83e\udd14### Assistant: [skip, up, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla stock is about to crash harder than its fake autopilot scam system### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just matter of time when this gains 100% in no time, heavily undervalued### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It all depends on the data today. Could hit 200 then drop to 198 or could drop to 188 we shall see### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fair value $24. P/e to high. Missing big on Solar. Where is fsd, Cybertruck, Semi, Bots, Batteries, dividend, FOCUS? Macro: rising inflation/interest rates, wartalk. Not a buy yet.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If we open at 194.65 or above. It could easily go to 200..00 today.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy P 150 for July , you will triple ur money### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: make me rich!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe in q year teslas fullchart pattern become a &quot;VW&quot; just as a troll.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe, just maybe this fullchart pattern becomes  a &quot;VW&quot;.fking troll traders.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good ole bull trap. Layer them in at 200 and drop like a rock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just sold at 195.52### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So is the rocket missing liquid oxygen or kerosene?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 193by 3pm### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: someone forget to light the rocket again?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell it all. Nothing against tesla just not the right valuation finally when money is tight people stop gambling when the chip pile gets smaller on the table.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy or Wait?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150 soon set your stops.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The bots ruined this comment forem. Anyone with a brain left.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80 lets go tesla### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80 214$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today its weaker than nasdq### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its going to retest 180 at least until friday.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So fake, tesla record Q1 coming and this doesnt even fly yet. Lol### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: losing momentum### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Another gold and delicious opportunity to sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 190 fails then 181 fails then 179 fails magic carpet ride to the desert floor like a litium mine.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 192 at best today### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We bulls had 30 min of shine and now going down.. like all other days. So frustating stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: banks are not doing as well, this may go down later### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a cultie of Klauses Young Global Economic Leaders. A cult. Bonafide.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should we trust it's going up today?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In the pre market we dominate but when market opens we fall down like a roooock\u2026\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will it be for long?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big Bosses may not be right but are always bosses. My plan to accumilate TSLA at lower rates slowly. Even tomorrow I will add atleast 2 shares### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: well, It'll get it in overtime### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2 minute warning, let put the ball over 190 yrd line### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u201dTesla on a pace for new record Q1\u201dAnd still in red\u2026 so manipulatef stock! I swear im out at 300-400$ and never coming back to Tesla :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: heading for 190### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Unviels New 'Master Plan&quot; I just heard### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought some calls here, only plan to hold for short term. 1 or 2 days.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I THINK I SHOULD WAIT TO PURCHASE TSLA BETWEEN 172 TO 175### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this is what is wrong with Tesla chart. thing was just going along fine then someone smashed their car into a fire truck, someone's steering wheel fell off, and now front seat belt doesn't work. crap, if you have a lot in this stock you could be 8n big trouble 8n a matter of minutes.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash!### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy profit. Told you newbies \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I DO NOT CHECK WHO OWNS TSLA SHARE. I WILL CHECK ONLY COMPANIES BUSINESS AND CAPEX### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: IF WARREN BUFFET DO NOT OWN TSLA DOES IT MEAN THERE IS PROBLEM IN TSLA BUSINESS ?### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What I told u folks!! This garbage is too expensive. Look at that market value of Volkswagen, Mercedes, BYD... You know what to do huh### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: market's just being like a whining kid. all is noise. this will be above 190 eod### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon ditch twitter so that you can focus on things that matter.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musky giving away free charging to people who take delivery so he can meet delivery numbers . Every quarter its some type of BS.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Man only if i had elon musk number\u2026### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BYD are smoking them### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will be down to 190 in the morning### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls are in their way to 400. Great Advantage with super charges and the Automation. He is just Elon. Ask to Cathie..### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: twiter is actually a good buy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Twitter's source code was posted online for MONTHS and Twitter just noticed. Major panic.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla boss Elon Musk disclosed another $3.6 billion in stock sales on Wednesday, taking his total near $40 billion this year and frustrating investors as the company's shares wallow at two-year lows.A U.S securities filing showed he unloaded 22 million shares in the world's most valuable carmaker over three days from Monday to Wednesday.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 192 eod### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the only thing would break it loose from 200 level is a major catalyst like cyber truck release which is months down the road. for now deal with the shorts and scalp for the gain### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Higher low. Fine.. By friday we have 200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon plunging down to $100 again!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Man this stock give me headache just go up to 300-400 and im out for good### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this stock is only good for scalps it is to manipulated### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not surprised at all### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Even Morgan Stanley are bullish on Tesla so all the negative outbursts in here are trivial and un-founded.. Cry babies (said in fun) \u2026### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe will be back to this stock when it will go back to 180 or less :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 195 and I'm out### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't like 170-200 range. good for quick profits but high risk because this stock is crazy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I dont understand why people buy a garbage for almost 200$, that is weird### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets go bulls!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: last part of the Titanic that hasn\u2019t gone down. That\u2019s called, MAGMA (Microsoft, Apple, Google, Meta, Amazon), plus Tesla and Nvidia.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another gold opportunity to sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just wait for these quarterly results### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NVDA PE 150### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: P/E should be 25 max. Lots of companies are doing EV\u2019s remember that.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking good in pre-market.. Yeeeees### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today gonna be interesting to see how Tesla performe. Personally i think and hope for a 200$+ close### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The 2nd upgrade puts the company into what bond investors consider \u201cblue-chip quality, &quot;### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wttr### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: interesting!..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 4 models of tesla and it spella S3XY ;) #Tesla is sexy broooo### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathy sold more tesla stocks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200+ next week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathy wood has started to sell some Tesla shares### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla community atmosphere these days look!&gt;&gt;&gt; https://im.newspic.kr/Xr35O8P### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: look at that W pattern \ud83d\udc46### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please go lower### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will go bankrupt### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Never seeing $200 again.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please go to 0### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 420 funding seccured### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You know why this crap fell from 400 to 120? Bcz they produce things that people dont demand. Bloody dump to 80 soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: predictions for tomorrow?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up, please!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: close above 200: buy### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow go back tom196-199### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So Elon is a prodigy and young global leader of Klaus NWO Schwab.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: They try so badly to crash this stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to pay taxes across the board### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: not thing feels as good as doing BBQ with a cold, foaming beer in your hand -not even a good trade.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A massive swing that only Tesla can produce. Erratic stock just like its erratic CEO.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market leader not the same since 10 days. Trading policy changed.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please go back to 170### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 190### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy this cause they are coming up now rates ease. Hype? Maybe but thats also an investing cause..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont buy this crap, you will lose your money so bad### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will go up buy now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy Tesla right now . We will see 200+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA should be up for the next 3 to 4 trading days in a row, with today having the greatest potential for the largest up move of the bunch. TSLA is currently in our double buy mode pattern and starting tomorrow it enters our triple buy mode.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still rising in pre### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Friday 205..### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla up in pre. Can we see 200 today?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's a fake pump i am tired of this junk### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Heading to 100 soon, believe me### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this will try ride back to 200 tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If you want money , Do the research first thing 10 mins before market opens and see what stocks are have bad or good news .### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorters are waiting at lower 200 level. won't easily pass it.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: aapl### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: #$ #200? ;)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: my 180 put made 1k profit today and tomorrow idk### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oof was very close to buying calls around 11am PST.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: is this junk going back to 170??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Someone is losing money big they cant let it pump hahaha### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: closing above 200$$ aggressive### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lower rates means better macroenvironment for tesla ,, why would this be down omg### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2 pm EDT Powell speak### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sleepy bull woke up?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nothing burger### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 end of day ..### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please go over 200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Unbelievable how manipulated again### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this crap going nowhere believe me### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla will go up today 210### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go to 400 $ \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 234?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BUY AT 134 USD TARGET ALL TIME HIGH WHEN NOT ACHEIVE TARGET I M READY TO LOSE MY ALL MY PROFIT### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Clap your hands if your a happy bull \u201dclap clap\u201d### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cmon break out or the dummy downtrend this time and we will fly### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: most overrated company of all time, these people buy this stock just bcs of Musk, they know nothing abt business### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy 176 sell 185 buy 178 sell 197 this is way to easy .. thanks### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: listen to these unreasonable bullish comments would blowup my acct.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 coming up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla mainly in S&amp;P. $250 coming. Then short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nasdaq up 1.65%, Tesla up 8%. Over bought. Short this dog.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Could well close today at 199.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Highest Q sales ever in China\u2026 250$ in mid april### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $200 today or tomorrow?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go down tomorrow 170### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i put a put option for 17,000 profit and only $65 loss if it goes down to 180 .. Easy dub .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the train has left the station. missed it? it will be back. you might get crushed jumping on a fast moving train### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going down ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up 7% so far today, looking for another 33%.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is about to shift into, &quot;INSANE MODE&quot;.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: scam### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 214 coming as trend reversal for markets..### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is on the 30 day SMA right now at $194. If it can hold above this key resistance area, then $260 is a 90% probability, at least in my opinion.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Chad i agree \ud83d\udc4d It Will close at 179 or lower because all the option traders will sell at 195.00### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will crash harder than a Tesla using \u201cautopilot\u201d### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it'll go to 200 if fed prescribe 25 points or less. and then bang it'll go to 170 week after### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'll buy when 170 again. that's how this works### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just bought $10,000 worth which means this is about to go down.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 80$ no more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should I buy or not?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: another sell opportunity### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crazy good delivery numbers strong demand### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's time for Tsla to give me back what's been stolen!### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MA 50 is crossing MA100, everytime it happened --&gt; big growthit should go close to 190 today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: EV is just a joke, no one gonna use it. this company going to big dark hold### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA's next strong resistence level is at $194, that's where the important 30 day SMA is currently located. If we take that out, our $260 target top could be reached in as little as eight trading days. However, if this 77 point rally inverts, then expect a 77 point decline to the $106 level instead, followed by a retracement right back up here to $183.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This piece of shit better go up!### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The powerful 33 day Exponential Moving Average continues to hold TSLA down. For five days in a row now!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3 million going in right now .### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any bulls left running up the down Rolling stairs?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sure seems like the intelligence level in this foum has gone down tremendously.. you dummies sound like a bunch of delinquent teenagers fighting over candy.. grow up### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: believe me, space x? EV ? this company going nowhere### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trash company, have no future### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: don't let the price rising fool you today , It's gonna drop tremendously### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tell me why ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 30% cut coming Tesla is mulling for more price cut as their sales dries up in Europe and China be ready now we can see this into losses### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is 185+ a correction or it is expected to rise futher?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Till trump comes this wont go further..so short only till dec### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm a beginner, is that $180 per share in U.S dollars?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: forgetting buying soon their will lot of supply of Tesla in second hand market which will suck their revenue be careful this can go to 2 digit very soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Banks do not give out enough loans how do people buy tsla### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: would bearly be called a crash from here let$ pump this souffle### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: banks will cut credit. therefore less purchase of cars therefore less turnover. 67$ December### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: how can i start it?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Regardless of what they are doing to the market trying to manipulate things to make people lose money I am never affected. But i see everything!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ever since musk fried the investor day the stock decided to decorate from the chart### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Does anybody understand what's going on with Tesla chart? Please share...### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Heading below 50### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: E Musk please do something, like annouce car production or show US a new car ready or semi### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In my opinion, It is too risky to be long TSLA in this environment.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I would not rule out a retest of Tesla's January 6th, low. Especially with the banking crises growing and their stocks leading the way down..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bye tsla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Joke, rates down again and this is down\ud83e\udd23 eod gonna be green big### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This should be up lot### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: According to the hourly chart, there is a divergence on the MACD chart between the highs of March 14 and March 16. The drop is possible up to 175.If you look at the 5-minute chart, you can see the head-shoulders figure. The drop is possible up to 182. Maybe up to 181 is 200 MA.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He is black sheep of market### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: get ready### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: at list 5% up today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Open at 176### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm really sick of Bulls fake predictions### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going down together with spy 15% minimum !! We have financials collapsing and fed rates at 5-6 percent### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: According to calculations, the trend started on the hour and four-hour timeframes on February 16.On March 13, the level of 163.97 was tested. In the near future, this level will be tested again.Take Profit is set at 150.05, with a very high probability we will get profit.I think it is possible to enter the trade, but do not forget about SL = 217.70Good luck!### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What should I do first to start investing?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tech stocks soaring, Tesla doin Nada### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What a dum resistance 184 has### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 resistance.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought 176 sold 185 .. next drop buy more### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Selling large chunk at 185...done### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stix### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am really dissapointed in this stock.....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back at 200 again and out of the downtrend technical pattern### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Websites state short tesla wait time, while in forum people complain for huge wait time... MMM... I hope tsla tests again the 100$... Bottom figure still on way, maybe minimum has to come before a proper rise### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA's 30 day SMA is important resistance, and so is it's 33 day EMA, very important resistance, that's where it is hovering right now.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA's next blueprinted top is $260, within a few weeks. However, this rally may invert from the current $183 level and decline 77 points, to $106 followed by a 77 point retracement back up, in order to complete the inversion pattern. I believe the run up to $260 has the greatest odds of occurring though.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 176 coming today.. slide will start### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol massive squeeze denied### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: massive squeeze today 250$$$$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I go short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BTD @186### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: VW will dominate the EV market### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technology, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am bullish and really not trying to regret it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm really tired of this stock playing with me when I'm trying to go bullish### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If rates drop=$ are cheap, means growth and tech valuations can move higher### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people buying tech stocks now have no brain... where are these companies have their deposits??? do they believe that tech companies won't be hit if banks fall...???### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon talks too much ! )### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: colse it fast i told you 250$$$$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if tomorrow there is a banking problem. Automatic credit will be removed. sharp drop in sales of car manufacturers.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: E.Musk also sell a lot lately and promess not sell more during Next 3 years or so, when questioned he says well its overvalued i just helped keep price balance but the true is he needs this money to reinvest and ask new loans for it giving the new esp\u00f3lio as warrantee for new loans### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yeah yeah you speculators know more then the pope, sales report and earnings growing quarter after quarter year after year and for them the company value is now less then when sales were smaller ...you guys Pump and dumpers Will get jailed if i work on stock regulator .### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no problem if this stock go down, if go down its speculator ignorance and not Tesla company fault, Tesla sales are amazing and growing with bigger profits and bigger earnings quarter after quarter and year after year, as Stocks investors i dont care about what ignorants do with the stock and hold because compannys its on its way to the top of the hill and thats the ONLY thing matter for keep holding it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Naah tesla is strong will recover, banks are reason why stocks dropping. EU banks might be even worse than US### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bought@134### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How's it going folks? Happy up vote, sad down vote.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla might go into losses this quarter be careful the demand is out of the window. and if Twitter loosee increase than musk have to come to rescue by selling it careful 140 Today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Marching down..\ud83d\ude2d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now you will get buuurn 250$$$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why the market get down today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 comin### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should i sell? Bought in at 170$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shares of embattled bank Credit Suisse hit another all-time low for a second consecutive day!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: resistance level @187 if we break it then buy rally will start :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $120 eom### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If VW is willing to spend usd193b on EV space... Analyst please wake up, there is no demand issue.. Hv a thought abt all the 8ce car conversion.. You will get to knw hp big the EV market is.. We are not even counting FSD, energy, Optimus and robotaxi yet. This is not your legacy auto makers. Try to get out of your box and look far ahead.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So I tot reneberg downgraded the stock siting demand issues... What happen there.? Guess they thought Tesla is selling Ice vehicles.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to ride 250### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it rode with bank stocks up today people### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla's mid $160's trading low is now in place, if you blinked you missed it.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is by far the #1 EV manufacturer in the world and it will stay there. This stock is very undervalued, it could easily have $30 up days in the not too distant future. Elon is always a step or two ahead of the competition.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up a sharp $8.78 today (5%), should be up another $8 to $10 tomorrow.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice push at the end :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sub $170 EOW### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: come to 110$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What I bought on March 9, at 170, I will sell a good chunk at 185...just waiting.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Expect to close at 185.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA stock performing well.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Add shorts ! No stres here ! Bellow 100$ for sure this year ! Hope to see over 200 $ to short more### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: year 2030 the price will hit 2030, u will see, just buy and relax as your money folds each year### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Toyota did an reverse enginering analysis desmantling a Tesla and they say its a state of arte mounting strategy beyond ahead any manufacteur do, so what they Will say for new cheap Tesla with Next level construction strategy### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: technically looking the monthly and weekly candlestic chart i can see Bullish pattern and touching 400 if it hold that resistance Will do 800 easly in a year or less. why? because fundamentals says so..this no paying dividends so they reinvest and launch new products the cybertruck the semi the Tesla boot and lately the expected Tesla all autonomous made cheaper with the new gigapress and Tesla new manufacturing strategy to save time and money### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA, in one day is already up over 10% off of yesterday morning's low, that's huge.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250$$ Told u close your shorts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Target top $207### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: soon in red \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorters where are they? at least long investors are not bullying them like they do to others, all snegative fackers### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets do this :) #Tesla to the moon \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Investments are a stepping stone toSUCCESS, investing is what creates wealth### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 190 coming soon ,,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whadde hek is this day### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yes, this morning's $164 ID low was a strong buy. We're already 13 points off it.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Add more shorts , avg 193$ ! 40$ tsrget### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla strong \ud83d\ude80\ud83e\udd32\ud83c\udffc\u263a\ufe0f### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very good time to buy tesla now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tech should have good time if fed stops raising rates### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 163 coming again### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: compare all stocks they will fall little but this stock will fall 3 points and pull the market down.And slowly increase and 3 points fall. we have noticed on this stock.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla have more weightage so he is person who wants to make market fall. so correct time he pull the stock fall. so market started fall.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250$$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: don't keep hope on this stock. it won't increase### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not surprised at this manipulation glad i didn't short.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short from here,### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looks bottom### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will colse green close your short u will get burn 250$$$$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets down### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Need to short more this stock. tomorrow good fall will expected in Tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: First support 161, then 154\u2026 !!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: worst stock not at all moving up.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla\u2019s price cut in China failed to generate demand### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 154 coming today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is manipulation I don't trust this stock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fool buying . fed has decided that many has to go bankrupt### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell right now. Analysts are predicted it to hit 120 this week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy tesla \ud83e\udd21### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: selll selll be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is that genius that brought at $210 then turn around and loaded up at $200? He then encouraged other's to load up. For those taking a hit hang in there. I am buying PUTS making a killing $$$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: just a strt 150 break 120 coming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 20% fall today. remember if tech jobs suffer and bank collapsed this mean tesla 50-60% customer will go off the market be ready now today we can see biggest drop in market cap in a day 30-40% drop once market open### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Every stock down today like friday, total garbage, suddenly frothy banks make every company garbage lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope it will go up to 190.\ud83d\ude4f### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulation pre market @178 and now 166 !!! How is trading at 4Am !! Algo trading### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: more PAIN baby \ud83e\udd73 when we buying?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's dropping hard### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: c u @154### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulation, bonds crashing, this should be up### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today we will see blood... much uncertainty and speculation with First Republic Bank also in trouble.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Below 160 very critical.. next 139### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets reach 250$ today i know its haard. But lets hope it does :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Our trading low off of the $217 high is in at $168, we nailed it. Huge up day tomorrow, with heavy volume.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please elon dont buy SVB. It will include him to sell more tesla shares..,### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA $100 soon...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA back to 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk buy SVB \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02than this will fall like SVB on monday \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thank God first time close in green since the investor day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla fly back in no time. No doubt so off you bears go..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when the dust has settled and the fed realized higher rates can't fix inflation due to spending problem then everything will reverses. they've just started to see that with sivb now. if one more bank to fall, end of rate hike will very likely follow. of course, no one wants to break the backbone of the economy -the banks. spending cuts and temporarily raise inflation target to 4% are more proper approaches.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SIVB investors switch to TSLA?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be ready for reversal next week..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next week and sfter FED today it will go back in the area of 190-200. The down fsll is slowly ending..### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $244 bu End of Day!!  Short.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So far so good, our $167 target low has held. $167 is the 50 day SMA, this is also a major support.level for TSLA. I believe the trading low is in. $207 is WSB's next target. However, if $167 fails then look for $122.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: New world order help pll don't be selfish good work Musk### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 125 $ slip### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today is a good day. Rising nicely for the last few hours. Lets see a closing at 180 +### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PLEASE let me sell my shares ...I need money for food and rent ...Please### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's time for down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Cathy Wood and her &quot;long term&quot; bulls&amp;&amp;&amp;. Haha### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 coming in few minutes### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 182 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Guys this is capitualtion, i smell panic bank sivb is falling and goin bankrupt whole market thinks this is 2008### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: get ready 150 ,130, 115 all can come today be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow, again down towards 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When will there be a sale again at $102 ?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 10year down -5% and growth down lol\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy NON STOP ! Tomorrow $160 !### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Margin call### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not sure if I trust this fake pump### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PLEASE buy more ....I'd like to sell my shares for $190- $200 ....I need money to buy food and pay rent .....PLEASE### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fake pump up so that musk can exit here we go### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short hard..musk twitter debt will make this a single digit stock .today we can see 20-30% fall here .musk offloading share be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Be careful when you need cash. investors will sell the shares. tesla can drop sharply .if we have another svb tesla can go 50$ with a panic### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stupid### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Went long premkt.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can go up to 184 again today.. up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bruh, any coins left? Just longed tesla.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $169.15 after hours OUCH!!! Still dropping### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If unemployements numbers are bad tomorow and CPI is bad next week , Tesla and most of the market will get draged down to last October lows. Cash is King### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this stock gets too much attention like you see here. bounce back is on the book. go up fast then go down fast is nothing to be surprised. the bounce is going to be spectacular like it did in December. this is not penny stock, one only lose if they jump around. that's my thought, you are free to have your own.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to leave the big dumb rally and wait for 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am a buyer at the range of $70-$80 .......### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's a $100 stock max. the rest is fairy tales about fsd, robots, ai and cars that have never came into production.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150$ today be ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $169.85 after hours and drooping. I feel sorry for those greedy foolish people that keep buying as the stock continues to drop. it still has not bottomed out that is when I will get in.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull trap that was### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ahh market thinks banks will collapse, now i know why everything down### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where are the folks &quot;buy tesla&quot; ahahah### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bitcoin crushed so tesla crush more than market### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets hope 167 holds but I dont trust tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: down trend is only deepening, so it will drop more before its happy to change direction...damn FED's monetary policy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The attack on tsla stock has finished### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $167 tomorrow, then it should reverse back up to $207.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moon \ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 170 + is good buy who missed buying in low can try now aftwr touching 200 coming to touch 170 before bouncing which is expected one### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Retail panic selling and big funds buy the dip just like last time### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The drop from the 210 high was as clear as the rise from the 100 low. Anyone who missed that and bought that high or sold that low should delete their trading account.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who is dreaming of 3000 fair value price? Cathie wood fan boys here ?### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now watching ..the entire market is volatile. 170 is a good buy.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will buy at $250### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It shouldn't go below $155. I am buying with any price below $160### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will buy it at 70### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100$ in next month### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow big up move is coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Kathy Wood and her big mouth now? ha### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla 174 coming today and short term 140 too### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My tg price when i buy this is 69$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA $167 trading low is now inbound.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow I guess Cathy woods is going to hang in### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Glad i left this junk on time!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 174 coming today..### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's mighty quiet here I see all of the early Morning TSLA cheerleaders are mighty quiet. You guys are much too greedy and just will not listen. This baby is dropping like a rock bad news executives cashing out. Cut your losses now revisit in the 130 - 140 range.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy now tomorrow +7%### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please never go back up### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why it is going down?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla only pulling down market### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: someone sell big amount at once ! bot work### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will buy again at around 100$ \ud83d\ude2c### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: steam ended. red day.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overvalued. Buy at $35### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 174 coming today### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Can buy uipath, just begin to rise !### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I guess I am glad I did not sell yet### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bad news up big, mega bullish news =down big, u guessed right the stock is tesla### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 174 coming today\u2026### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bad news = green hahahha i love this stock\u2026 \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogogoo upupupupuupp### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Morgan Stanley reiterates outperform on Tesla### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will be green day. I just bought more from premarket.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh my God### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: high flyer cracker....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have a bad feeling about this company\u2019s CEO attitude towards disable people and his behavior without any respect on his employees from what he is present himself via Twitter\u2026 not a good CEO.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: world wide all the stock exchange and stocks same comments. same mentality people. If any stock go down then everybody saying about the company bad. and the same stock if come up then everybody saying about the company good. what a shame. all the owner of the company focus to grow up and think newly intriduse the thinks to the world. ......### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bankrupt by 2025### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pivot points: $150 gap, $109 DZ1, final $80 DZ2If it breaks down 200SMA($172.57). $225-$230 if it rebounds. In the meantime, choose your side &amp; enjoy the ride### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Please keep falling### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PS - TSLA downgraded from buy to hold \ud83d\ude1e\ud83d\ude13### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OUCH.....down to $176 in premarket that hurts. I told you guys to cut your losses this baby is dropping like a rock, executives have sold. Next stop we will be testing the upper $150s or below until it bottoms out.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what is the fair price of this equity..., logical reply pls### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I would buy more, once again dowk without any reason since investor day### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is it Tesla bashing week? Yes, I lost a lot of money swapping my short positions for long last week \ud83e\udd2c\ud83e\udd2c\ud83e\udd2c\ud83d\ude2d\ud83d\ude2d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: could be down 10 dollars even before you can sell it during ore market### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: total crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hmm another Rollercoaster ride all because of two maybe wheel claims### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short 147$ lev -227$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cathie Wood Makes Whopping $12M Tesla Stock Buy \u2014 Raises Stake In This Fintech Company Too### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will recover what ever you do. Dont panic sell..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cant wait company new launch products and presentations, and quarter sales reports, Will be blowing surprise for those who dont check Monthly sales . thanks God Tesla dont pay dividends, instead reinvest and grow production.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorters gonna lose record amount of money next 2years### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where\u2019s that winy little b-tch Darth Cycosys, moderator suspends his account for a few days, lol because he\u2019s harassing other people and he cries like b-tch, But when people reply in king he flags their account, lmfao, You pathetic narcissist. I feel sorry for your family.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who needs steering wheels when you have an alpha full auto self driving ai magic box ^^### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tommorow will be a nice green day for tesla### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No bears left, that means only sellers, bulls that won't want their recent addition above $180 to end up in a massiv loss.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ford's former CEO says Tesla a generation ahead of other automakers### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 165### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 177### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How's the stock buying going for all you bulls??? Haha Short.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's go up to close today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $167 is still our WSB's target bottom for TSLA### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fibonacci at 157### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the rebound are over back to 100 and lower trashla are going down down down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 is going to come.. today it can test 176### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who benefits rate hikes? only banks???### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Make over 100% more revenue than 2years ago and thes tock is flat\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Total bs### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: eod green?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Inventory is pilling-up. Tesla salesman told me that most configurations are available in 1 or 2 day deliveries### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Definately going to 180. Once at 180 or below will buy a large amount.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming soon.. break below 180 will see more pressure till 174### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Told you $180. Easy money### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why tesla going down? Any bad news?I purchased at 218### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Most manipulated stock ever history of stock markets### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All tesla heaters in comment section \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 if you hate why you fuc.ing keep watch it ??### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I buy this junk when it\u2019s 20$ per share### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the powell will take 20% of tesla with him today be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: need to test 175 first### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 0### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nvidia says A.I 100times on call stock pumps 12%\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Imagine selling tesla with these news\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 i expect +15% day fomo### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if Twitter debt interest cost rise to 6-7% by year end than remember Tesla entire profit will not be enough to pay Twitter interest cost### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still falling and the foolish are still buying SMH....### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Free fall - Why?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only a matter of time, until NVDA, the current market's darling follows TSLA as well.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: till very overvalued. 150 can be achieved market cap has to fall to 100 billion $### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Funny to watch Cathy Wood keep pumping this stock - only she 'sees' the long term value. Check her returns over 5 years, quite pathetic bu the media keeps promoting her like she's a guru. Media has some real bias.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I want to be rich### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: make me rich!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is anyone really still buying this? I don\u2019t know how many quality related issues Tesla can handle. If they want to go autonomous (haha), they should probably figure out how to do the basics first.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 today \ud83c\udf89\ud83c\udf89### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy hig sell low### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Potenial tesla buyback 5-10 billion $ will come as analyst on YT says :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I really want this stock to go down to 0### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Usually those who missed out the run will ask u to short. If u r long term investor, it can only go up. Doesn't matter the daily movement. Find another that has multi-year growth of 50%, industry leading margins and most disruptive technology in EV, AI, autonomy, energy storage and more. Who is to stop this mega trend? Do u want to hang on to your old Nokia? Your comadore 64? Your atari 1200? No we progress and we grow. It's a matter of time all will own an EV and there nothing anyone can do to stop this.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: its on strong support it will go up again sorry guys upupupupupup gogogogoooooooupupup### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we are going to 29k people still in are going to get hammered unless your shorting### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogo uppupupupupugogogoooooooo### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what u think it will do today after the speech yesterday?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we're gonna see new 52 lows this year , think about that### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Most undervalued company, gonna run 500% next 10years### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Finally heading towards $180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I keep warning you guys to cut your losses and get out now. wait until it hits the low 180s its dropping like a rock. I also see foolish people buying while it is dropping and has not bottomed out.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogoooooo upupupup gogogooooooooooo upupup### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 'Meet Kevin' at youtube is now very optimistic for stock markets and economy! ... I am too :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told u its terrible bear trap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogogoo upuuuupupupupup gogogogooooooooo upupup### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 174 may be tested once it breached 186 today.. Recession impact### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: there is an upward gap at $147. so we have to go next for the end of March or April 227$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Seems a good entry point..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just bought 5x levers at about 189 15k EUR### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: HSH and triangle partern on 1D playing out (bearish topping formation)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Luxury car sales will drop drastically due to recession### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I don't think it will go up that far### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: upupupup gogogogogooo upupupupgogogogogogogooooooooooooooupupupupuppgoooooooooooooothatsiiiiiiiiiit### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming soon \u2026 Recession Heavy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Biggest bear trap again### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ain't gona happen dude~### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 be ready 120 at closing . Elon Musk soo not able to pay Twitter debt be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go, tesla.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: free fall :0)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogo upupupupup goooo upupupupppp gooogogo thatsit gogogogo### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 160 today be ready \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gap up..dump n gap down ... pump.. to be continued..### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock will recover trust the process. TESLA isnt just a car company. Its much more than that :) Bull long term see ya all in end of 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello every body, any body who knows tesla and its power would never short it. this share will fly, and in the next 5 years teslas value will be equal to aple and microsoft together. just wait the next tesla generations motor comes out. all what we need now is a time table which was missed in that great invetment day which i think any investor or engineer intrested in innovation would find it very intresting, also we have seen that tesla has many brillints managers and it is not only Elon musk, there is a real brillient team.i habe bought this last week 187 and gonna keep it till that resistance around 239 and i expect that to be reach before the next fed decision which is 22nd mars then will sell my shares and buy them again in May after we know how far fed will hike. so this share is not like gold or oil, this is a real investement. i know may using leverage, I do not, I am owning this shares. I have bought this before from 171 and was droped to 98 and bought double from there and sold at 217. so it is reall investment. so for non profi traders i can only say dont short this. it will move up. just give it a couple day and we will try to break last high. GL and profitable trades.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just buy this dip and dont listen to bear garbage.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big short it is going to tank### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gary Black: Tesla still a cheap stock### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people are just too funny sometimes. if it goes up, it's manipulated. if it goes down, it's manipulated as well. bunch of winny babies who don't know how to trade this stock. $165_$170 by next week. \u270c\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100% elon is a bear. I cant se any other option why this stock isnt going up. Good news = red, bad investor day presentation. Not reveel new model etc etc### Assistant: [negative, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Who ends the manipulation? Price cuts. No new model. Cybertruck next year or next. Pe ratio 50. Only good news.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its so manipulated all these great news but nobody cares### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogoooo upupuppppppppp comeon thats iiiiiiit### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Price cuts is the most effective way to destroy a brand. Not much understanding of this because Tesla doesn\u2019t even have a marketing department. Hundred percent hype.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA stock Chart is absolutely terrifying. 50% crash coming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogogo upupupup go upupupuup ggogoupup gopopupugogogo### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a 9% cut will make tesla again a loss making company and with Twitter debt this company will falling like house of cards very soon### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hey guys!! Plz keep selling!!!! I wanna buy more and more cheap price!!!### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See u at $100### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Is Elon really buying Polestar $PSNY ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogogogo upupupup goooooooo gooooooooooooooooooo### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: double v shape recovery today target 205++### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogoooooooo upupuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup thats iiiiiiit gooooo upppppp yeeeeeeeee### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogog upupupupu gogog upupupup gogogupup### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will be in the low $180s this week the recalls is bad news plus JP Morgam topk.it off of list as top stocks.......equates to falling price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When you rely on price slashing - you know trouble.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 coming quickly### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trap for sell..just buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Calm down, it's absorbing the shorts### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla you must be up do it , why down.!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ya sizin ben amini sikim. Translate that from turkish to english :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello every body. my target for day 206.32. GL and profitable trades### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Every one in here commenting like they are pro hahaha so funny to read### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorted this puppy at 19.20### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now the topline will down by 15-20% this quarter. cars are not selling much so price cut ..demand will fall as fed hike more &amp; more and you will have a huge pile of tesla second hand will crash sell be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good performance Today!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm the best trader I made 100% just on TSLA the last 2 months and I say buy more TSLA### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: July 2023, $80.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm so sick of this stock and so sick of the Market's bullshit### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thoughts about \u201dtesla recalls over 3470 modell y over loose bolts\u201d. Monday will hurt.. but like i said Tesla is Bull long term. Tesla is more then just a \u201dcar producer\u201d### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just like one who owns a Nokia or Ericsson or Motorola, you can't remain as you are when thr smart phone comes cos your ability to perform efficiently and effectively is hindered. Same comes to EV, this is a mega trend that cannot be stopped. When you realized it, it's usually too late. I agree to what Morgan Stanley says, there is great difficulty for legacy automakers to catch up. If you think it's overvalued due to your analysis u can always sell, but you will miss out on the biggest development in human advancement and a cause for earth's sustainability effort.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MONDAY BEAR ATTAK! #overbought #overvalued### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In @198 get the benefits from this discount \ud83d\ude01### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Archer Aviation \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back over 200, lets do it!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rounded top on the 4 hour.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Unity Software \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 options won't cross. close probably around 196. next week. 175-180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My tgt today is 202 to 203 \ud83d\ude4f### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So much for those calling for 40% correction after investor day...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And now we are in the option money!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let\u2019s F-ing go!!!\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80 itll soon break 200, but it won\u2019t stop there!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to 205+today### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Better buy up becuase it broke through 197.50 resistance headed up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next resistance is 222 accoridng to my charts### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 is resistance.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope this will last....tired of going up and down.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AIRBNB### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today is going to be interesting. I am glad at what I bought 23 hours ago at 190.11. No.plans to trade today. Wishing you all a great day.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pamparampmup gopump pumpumpupgogogogoupupupupgo pump gobump go pump pop gump forrest gump up### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: shorted now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go up up up gogogo up up go up up### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: boom \ud83d\udca5 \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Premarket pump today. Lets see if it holds.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i said 100### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will come back :) long term!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope you all like paying 69 70 80k for something that costs 10k to make mo wonder why he is so rich### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This shown that Tesla wtock retail market are very ignorant and not holding Long Term, just Day trade based on everyday news not on Company expansion, sales growing, they just trade Tesla as they trade crypto### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a stooge and Klaus cult member of the Young Global Economic leaders. Trudeau, Newsome, Putin, go on, look it up for yourself.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No new products announce that the Tesla event. Elon Musk is too distracted..### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will goes to 170 Soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its over Enron Musk fan bois### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wait for Monthly sales reports or Next quarter earnings reports, Tesla products selling like burgers and pizzas### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What was your favorite topic or news from investor day? Mine was that they opened their charging stations to competitors. I think that was a powerful action beyond normal.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I\u2019m so much looking forward to the following days. I got 775 shares at around 191 and took a slight hit for now, but I'm certain it will be up and running around 195 next week again. It's fun to read all the messages in here. Up or down, break a leg to you all.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 170 this week?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats the P/E for Tesla ?... Hmmmmmm### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Double top on daily. Weakly candle test on 5EMA, not enough momentum to push back up. For now will stay moving horizontally. Until next week things will be more clear; possibly will plummet.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The competition is fierce, there are many good evs out there.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogo upupup### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Like the Plandemic that failed so too will the whole man made global carbon credit scheme. I promise### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Those poor children digging by hand in worse than sweat shop conditions just to back a carbon credit scandal worse than the Plandemic.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will keep falling valuation is bad I am looking at the $150 range then I will take a position. This baby is tanking### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Someone wake Elon up and tell him no one wants his transhumanist agenda implanted in their skulls and hacking their mind.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought more thanks### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a BRIC boy. Member of the Klaus young global economic leader cult. Cryptos, BRICS, dollar reserve status is what they are after.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Don't forget the man made global carbon credit scam is as bad as the plandemic scam. Same purpose. CBDC NWO cult system### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The funny this in nothing has changed from 2 days ago - so why aren't the bulls buying all this up?  I shorted.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any downfall is a good buying opportunity..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon and his Klaus overlord wont win and force their transhumanist cult on society. People are waking up finally### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the party is over### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi Bulls...### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is a transhumanist cultie of Klaus and his Young global economic leader discipleship. Go on, look it up### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk paying taxes soon 20% down### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I personally think the tank is not over. With the current morgage rate. You are paying 1.5x the amount you borrowed from bank. That really discourage people from buying a new car.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: common break 175### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Once you are forced to have Elon's brain implants how will you refuse anything self harming. You won't be you anymore.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is a transhumanist movement. AI. brain implants, NEO would probably see him as an agent Smith. Klaus's little young global economic leader cultie is what Elon is.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i think tesla is way under valed in the long term, i think it its a 250+ stock, so i am not worried about one bad day### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is a member of Klaus's Young Global economic culties. Look it up. Trudeau, Newsome, Gabbi, and yes, Putin according to the head cult member himself.### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just bought at 190.11### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dip to 170, then buy...### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let's go to $200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: interested to see if this touches 180 today, had some nice small moves today, fantastic day trading with these swings### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogog pls dont go below 190 pls go upupup to the moon lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming sooonn### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: master plan 4. flying robo taxis and robo submarines in sewers operated by shiba inus### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: gogogo up to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just buy more :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 100 $### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the plan they set out was great in my opion. Excited for the future with them at the for front. Super smart smart people. way to go guys!### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today Red to green### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There really was no bad news at all only good news. Thought the team had answered and explained in detail how the company has grown and improved in big ways i see them only going up in the future! I dont understand it should have went the other way! Still a suppoter and impressed with them! I'm in still.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looks like a strong short at this level. P/E ratio ..hmmmm### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: any news driving this? other than interest rates?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: everybody's soldin and buying xpeng \ud83e\udd14### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The master plan fell down. Hmmm. 70% of my stock I bought at 115. Yesterday bought some at 199. I guess I will check in a couple of hours.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This guy is amazing in taking humans to a whole new level nobody can touch him! Love what the teams does for us! Not sure why people are so against the idea of change for the better! Go Tesla we will recover the little give back! It could regain some losses a little later today. My thoughts.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just buy it back at 150### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enron Musk\u2019s ponzi scheme is over### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Semantix### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Story### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So in premarket this is dropping like a stone.. So we can assume that it's going to be a rough trading day..### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon needs to get creative if he wants to save his markey cap. Buyback maybe?### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: And inventory is piling up everywhere. Tesla representative told me that next day delivery is available on almost any configuration.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oh, ho, the smoke and mirrors didn\u2019t work. They just put everybody to sleep this time.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $180 buy or wait for $150 to be sure### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 8 percent? \ud83d\ude01\ud83d\ude01### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX semantix### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will green at end of the day ..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk will loose richest man spot today . i think soon he will out of top 10 be ready### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla cost me 1k yesterday. burn this dead stock into oblivion### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thanks for the hype but I am shorting it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only you dead!!!!! crazy tsla### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 170 coming quickly be ready. we### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go up to 220### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im gonna bet short. Tsla will be 80dollar in the end### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This fool on worldwide exchange bashing tesla like he was doin when it was at $100. Lmfao.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no vehicle announcements yet shows that tesla stock is a karen### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: come on! new factory and faster car production that means more sales and revenue! plus cybertruck production will be this year ! i know we want new products but yesterday news was not bad### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That was very bullish news but wallstreet just wants new products and doesnt undetstand manufacturing and building with lower cost### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: poker face''' bull sheet, STLA all the way### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No stock will rise with out fall remember tesla is not just a automobile company it is also a technology company### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I thought about 250 are regret it### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will be remembered as another bubble meme stock and a bankrupt garbage quality car company### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Imma be f up if it dosnt go up to 217 so i can braken even and get out..### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $10 trillion in spending to create a &quot;sustainable energy future.&quot; His plan is for the power grid to be completely renewable, a total switch to EVs and heat pumps in all homes and businesses. Elon musk machines, the US government going to fund this. LOL### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Timberrrrrr wow down $11.37 after hours. How far will it go?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon cant talk and tell to much. Would be insider trading. Yall know this peeps. Still holding from $300 3-4 years ago. Made millions. Gonna make even more millions 5 years from now.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: He want retail investors sell their share and institutional investors can buy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: take this to 10% . no talk of new vehicle . just talking of dream of cutting the cost nothing else. chinese will takeover the market share. his Twitter bet will have huge impact### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This drop\u2026. It might recover at the opening tomorrow..### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This guys so smart creating so much inivation this should be way up### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150$ coming \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla day always goes down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol i buy more lmao why its dropping for bullis news\ud83d\ude02\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whatever he\u2019s saying isn\u2019t resonating well\u2026### Assistant: [negative, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: flying robo taxis 2024 lmao love my puts here. back to 100### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very musky### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going down insteed of up\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What the foag### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: these guys are like cheerleaders they just need the pom poms and the short skirts.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next gen. Trust us### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: investor day - yawn.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If it doesnt hold tomorrow 200 we\u2019re heading towards $180 for sure### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BAHAAA. Easiest Short of my life.Felon stuttering trying to sell meaningless stuff about sustainabilty.### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 its coming watch### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 end march?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 1 trillion in buybacks by 2030 incoming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Huge sell 140 coming tesla\u2026 recession.. twitter loss..\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Keep buying and you will see### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \u201cBuy the rumor, sell the news.\u201d So the press event could have the best news in the world and this will still drop.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy guys dont miss the train its giving plenty of time to board### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will it be bullish after the press conference? :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Recession \ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b\ud83d\udd3b### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell on news expected tomorrow. Big time.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oversold### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i guess! lol### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All these price prediction is scary i mean. How u calculate these prices lol some guys say 140, 180 250 man keep it real its not gonna go down below 190 and not over 210 today.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 180 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 147 coming very bery soon sooo### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought at 199.66### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying now.!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Over valu### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 later today!### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: NO 140 ever! the bulls are lining up!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming soon\u2026 \ud83d\ude2d### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The market is not manipulated. Tesla is perfectly correlated with NASDAQ since a few weeks. What are observing is investors' panick as the index slides. Tesla is bullish but nobody can call the shots at the moment.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: breaking news.... investor day announcement, more of the same, empty promises### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hold its Manipulation and trap ,,, still in the beginning of the### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It\u2019s gonna be epic today. Just wait. At least 220 EOD.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What is happening### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: whats going on?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulation to the Max!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 202 to 222### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last chance### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pfff positive news = red. This stock waaay go manipulated### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gonna be flat\u2026### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well here we go. Off to the races.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When it looks like it is down and out, that is when it rises from the ashes and blossoms like a Spring Flower.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GM. Here we go!! $250 coming today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So many nay sayers it's amazing. But to each their own. Hard to call for short term up or down.. But many naive calls here that one figure will destined a stock or doomed it. And basically just look at the one figure to determined the success and ignore the rest of the variables that is still successful is warped thinking that hasn't put much thought to it. What ever the direction its gona be in thr short term doesn't matter. What matters is Tesla will shake up the EV space and more imptly, earth and future generations get to enjoy their life through sustainability.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Malaysia approves Tesla, soon for business units..### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Smoke and mirrors. Presentation won\u2019t work this time.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: be ready for 40% fall in tesla . as tesla losses market share in china . the bYD car are selling like hot potatoes### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: below the aproach actual stock price with out splits!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Had no split occurred, the current price per share would be the original price of $17 adjusted for the current stock split (\u20ac204 per share) multiplied by the previous split factors, which would result in a current price without splits of approximately \u20ac3,818 per action.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: China is Tesla's 2nd largest market. Something to think about### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lets test you knowledge Bears, if no splits happens until now, with this actual market value, how much per stock Tesla would be? just math !### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thanks powell for brake usa### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA remains steady. A very healthy sign. A sure bet for long term. If stock falls at any moment below 200 I will buy...so its on my watch list.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Even though all day good news and investor day still in red\u2026 lol### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Flush!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: can't share all kinds of information here. everybodycan communicate with me on Facebook.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Tesla's new plant in Germany is any indication, not only is demand, not a problem, but the company is moving along efficiently and firing on all cylinders.\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Big news, new vehicles tomorrow....Will catch 250 in no time### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX on the way up...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 215 close today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last chance to buy before tomorrow and see the spike and lose easy money \ud83d\udcb0 \ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 209 at close### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will go down back to 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: MEXICO is better than china, go away xijingo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go bulls!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 140 coming soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull trap### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250$ and im out this stock is way to manipulated### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I agree a new look is needed a more modern body that would set tge stock on fire### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap filled. Bought 100 shares### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sooo, will we see 200 today and 195 tomorrow?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it will go back up just kinda hanging there!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why is it falling? What's happened?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: What time is Tesla's investor day? How can I find info?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Laughable how market still dont get how superior tesla is\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 even toyota engineers are blown away how tesla is 6years ahead in electronics and the teardown of model Y showed that the car is straight art### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: speculation will end in hour### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time out### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla doubled in just a month, How many Smart investor would have sold his old Tesla and bought shares when it was below 100 ?### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 by end of day !!! haha sell this stock.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: whys that?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow's gonna be the biggest non-event ever. Gonna be hilarious - and absolute desaster for bulls.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: really?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 coming### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So is Tesla going up today and tom? Thoughts### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: open 213.... closing 233### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: super hipe news on Tesla. it's going to go back down to $190### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its a matter of time. Tic Tac Tic Tac 120$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This month's sales volume is crucial and can be announced immediately### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello moder faqer Tesla bots. when you are going to exit this pump n dump scheme### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yes. $250. Then sell. Will come back down. Draw your lines peeps.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will hit 250 on wednesday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: people will buy anything look at how many people truly like there Tin can hyundai### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think the cars suck worth half the price but I like the stock### Assistant: [negative, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy it \u2026 be smart to close soon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will it rise or fall on or after investor day\u2026### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So byd cuts prices.. Lol... Spoke too early Charlie.### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trash### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Team bull to the moon!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its a self driving beta and drivers are always reminded to intervene. People just cannot give it a break.### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA being sued over self driving effectiveness claims### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when will be the right moment to come out? wednesday or thursday?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ding ding ding ladies &amp; gents the bull has won ;)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Everybody are all optimistic about Tesla, but you all seem to be dummies?### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TESLA is very bullish and also LODE### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 coming. Then sell.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla announces higher-than-expected production levels out of Berlin plant. GO TESLA! Roc \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: J.D. Power and Consumer Reports both rank Tesla at the bottom of the pack when reliability is tested. It's reported that Tesla vehicles have an average of 171 mechanical issues per 100 vehicles.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I guess, Elon must have sold again his some stocks during this rally distribution around average $205. don't be surprised to see later revealed on some day.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: All this hype about Tesla 2.0 and the stock still can't break 210. Sad.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hi guys....where have you been? I have been to Tesla..! what did she gave me? A stock on steroids.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: WETG NOW! \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: waiting for 1st March.. see around 250-260### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock is rising...watch it ..maybe 210### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: did you mean 207....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 197### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short it### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to think### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Model 2 or cheaper model will be smaller and so much cheaper to manufacturer with scale that it will improve margins again. Just watch### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yhe 197 to 201 is filled; by a new one of 201 to  197, just a stupid game, like our economy today.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shorted at $204.96### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go Tesla!!!!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I want the moneey from Longis### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 200 to 220### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's time for Tsla to go extremely High!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 by Wednesday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This week, 178$.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 202 at open , come back to see :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This thing as I said before is heading back to 700$ per share. It matters not if you believe me### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Run out before the opning cus your not gana like it \ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow bull### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Its gonna blow :) GL BEARS hahahah TEAM BUUUULLL### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: New plant in Germany, Berlin, has started production of 4000 cars a week. Planned to produce 10000 cars a week when full running.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this week is big for Tesla because we either see a jump or it go way down but again it's Tesla so it's hard to determain### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Better promo please. Well need new buyers. Last weeks calls knows what weve been doing noobs. Its was good though! Lol still laughing about it.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what does tesla do tomorrow what does anyone think?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up to 253$, then road to 80$. Will be waiting.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: until fed decision, this stock will fall as rock### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where can i sign up to watch investor day 1 march?### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yeah inflation report Said measures aplyed had done real effects on economy cool down, so Guess what Tesla stock Next week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Im just saying. Bulls next week is our week. You heard that from me first :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's anyone's market. If the bears want to short it, Go ahead. Thesis abt margin compression is a is viewed wrongly, falling demand not true, mega trend towards zero emission and discontinuing production of Ice cars imminent. Be my guess. Hang on to your Nokia when the world convert to smart phones thinking is so flawed. The mega trend is there.. Doesn't matter tesla could get 100% of market share it will never happen... Even 50 %, go do your math.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: look at a 15m chart and see rhe 201 to 196 gap ! Could it be filled soon ?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Problem with bears is there say tesla going to 180,it's the market like look at the market today, who you blaming musk or the market?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next week investors day, stock likely rally towards 200 SMA @ 220 and will then pullback towards 180### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: simple thought .from 6 of january its a double cap at the moment. not very normal for this short of time. it has to go down to be healthy :-p### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looking the price action, Tesla is very bullish. This fade out is only due to Nasdaq and inflation turmoil.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the only car company to slash prices due to slow demand.  Sure sell more cars, profit, not so much. Short the stock.### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to 140$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yeah we are not discussing bargains here, 195 its 200 de we discuss 20 dollars bills only### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No lifeboats left soon### Assistant: [negative, down, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: let take this to 180### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: some stup... said the end is bright but demand go down and price too in a FED expectations= less sales### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla doesnt deserve this. Will recover back to 200 this fay### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is gona fly...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The tunnel seems dark but at the end its bright :) stay calm guys dont panic sell.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 400 end of the year### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: test### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $40 end of year### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 next week### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a lot of dollars to ukraine and ohio only congrats### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PAIN### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hahahah cant even get it under 193$ bulls to strong ;)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i was doing fine until i decided to trade with margins and got killed this week! Go Tesla Baby! Smartest guy in the world! Game Changer! Can't wait till March 1 st  Guess I cant win every week.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Shortet at 202. Tp $180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: big drop :))### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bb tesla.. I'm ditching for the nxt month### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: desinflation hahahaha the only desinflation is american wages### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: fake bulls buy at these prices### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When pre is red uselly we close green ;) happend before.. team bull### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Adding short position \ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This manipulation on tesla is ridiculous, not letting it go past 205### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 300 by end of March### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: no Tesla stock to sell, if you want a buy you need pay more then 200$ ..., its the offer demand rule my friends.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i believe 170-180s last chance tobuy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TEAM BULL MARCH 1 WILL BE AWESOME FOR US :) STAY CALM IN THE BOAT. END OF THE TUNNEL IS BRIGHT### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hope my Tesla Short is runing...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AIRBNB up 141### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow 180s### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 203 at close### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 850 by EOD!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX , earnings day 1 March### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: stock is struggling because if u look 3year chart literally technical analysis traders are not buying now### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: lol they are deleting comments criticizing the article that the stock will drop 20%### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who cheers for the bears### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We need to awake from the fantasy.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $195 -$190 -&gt; $180### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Investor day will boost. Just stay calm in the boat :)### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Joke joke joke market### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying more, very dumb market pumping nvidias garbage earnings and this cant even stay green### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Deutsche Bank raised the price target on $TSLA to $250 (from $220) Source: the NY### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we need 10% lower circuit### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $180### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $900 by the end of the day they said!! short this puppy### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today closing 226### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 13%up ln### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\ude78\ud83e\ude78\ud83e\ude78### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $220 Friday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 easy money### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 210 today buy before too late### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I thought Tesla was overvalued, but Nvidia is worse than Tesla. Short Nvidia. It is ridiculous that Nvidia has same market as Tesla.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone saw the Cyber Truck short video just now??? Looks outa this world### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GIVE ME A B GIVE ME A U GIVE ME L GIVE A L WHAT DOES THAT SPELL??? BULL!!!!!!!!!! LETS GO WARRIORS### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hows NIO? Any bullish trend in future?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 227 March 345 2023/2024### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought at 195..decided to keep the stock and wait another day. TSLA is still bullish.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $220 by Friday?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I just closed a commodity with big loss. Please guide me which stock should i but to recover money### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: im new here.. i like to invest but i have no idea how..?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bears?? What happend ;) we keept it over 200$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cover dummies### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23 shorts running for the hills### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we moving back to California!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When Tesla drops to under 25 bucks we will near the bottom of the entire stock market \u2026 but will take years to recover### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk meets with California Gov. Newsom at Tesla\u2019s engineering headquarters to discuss expansion### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Episode 4 The newest arrival by brain stem cinematics### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: guest starring moonderna### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TELSA GOT YOU FROZEN featuring brazor and### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Reuters) - Electric-vehicle maker Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Inc said on Wednesday Chief Executive Elon Musk and California Governor Gavin Newsom will make an announcement at its engineering headquarters in the state at 11:45 a.m. PT.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: nice head fake### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rocket man! FOMC minutes hinting at 25 points only.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what is happening - such rapid price movements### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: AIRBNB### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ready it will go down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fed news will be positive enough to make the market stree free### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220+ soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dropping within 10 min### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200++### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The minutes of the FOMC meetings typically provide insight into the committee's assessment of economic conditions and outlook, as well as its views on the appropriate level of interest rates and other monetary policy tools. While it is possible that the minutes could touch on the topic of tax policy, it is more likely that they will focus on economic indicators such as inflation, employment, and GDP growth, as well as the potential impact of policy changes on these indicators.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BREAKING: Bears going back into den.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Started to buy.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Balloon AMK!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Best is to make profits from both the upward and downward movement of the market and they will be no panic associated with Rise and Fall of Bitcoin prices### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overvalued! The real value is around 150### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: not convinced that we have seen the low for the day### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green close### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pump and dump buy hig sell low### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\uddd4\ud83c\udffd\u200d\u2640\ufe0f$180 this week, told you yesterday### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dropety drop drop drop  :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Joke market### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Deleting the app so close to sell\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will go up hard imagine selling befor march 1### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to $250### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Rejected by $200, bye bye### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you cant print easier by shorting tesla for the next weeks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: LETS GO BULLS!!!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trap, going red### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls not out the woods yet...### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls 4life!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Seems like a bull day :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FOMC minutes 7 hours from now### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy the dips .. 25+ upside on cards### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Long term it will bounce back to top. Sit back and enjoy buy the dip :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Musk is out. Question is are you?### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 150 $ coming by week end### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The market is crazy, but Tesla is still the \u2018category king\u2019 in the EV space amid stock performance, price targets.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The whole market is red not only tesla. Polestar down -4,7Nio down -1,47Ford down -5,28Mullen down -5,32Lucid down -9,42### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow Fed speack Will make it Spark Up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy before 1st march back to 215 just could happen within a hour ,,, this happen few days ago its went down from 209 to 188 and in less than 1 hour it's go back to 213 :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: End of delusion### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tough day. Will watch the stock tomorrow. If continues to drop, say to 195 then will buy.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: SHORT### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: drop drop :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: dive,dive,dive!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: support broken### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thank you god for tslq ;)### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: No matter how much you love TSLA. We enter a global recession within a week. This is going down, take profit.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Say bye to $200 as this overvalued stock gets dumped again.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oooh tesla sale, time to stock up.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will see 150 Soon### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Pre rocket lunch ,,,10 days left to investors event -1 March### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell sell the buy rally is fake in all the instruments### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PAMPIT### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nasdaq is piece of garbage### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: yes, yes.. you are the only who can do it.. pump it Elon. all bulls hope on you only.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when tsla back to 1 year ago @ 100 ?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope it will go back up before the market closes### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Beautiful wave forming in the daily chart...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy the dip :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nice drop.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bulls - did you run out of gas already \ud83d\ude2f### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow Elon has marvelous new products&quot; MODEL2       for 25.000 !! smartphone android, STARLINK enabled!!   that means every near and off  shore can also communicate efficiently !! upgrades for S, Y Truck semi out this year This should be good for a lot of pips!!### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fom minutes tomorrow it Will jump up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pump it Elon bots.. to the moon.. orbit range 250-260### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I bought more### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today we can 180 minimum be ready . musk twitter debt payment coming this week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today 10% up### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: a gas in, we on n off ur WAY!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To the moooon \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude4c\ud83d\ude4c\ud83e\udee1### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we on our way....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell the rip!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: rip monkey rally### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: To be extremely honest, Tesla is still super cheap. A huge company with such a huge potential and still undervalued.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: KevRyan - said to buy in on Friday because of big news over the weekend we'll see $230 by Tuesday. did they forget to put out the news or are you just full of \ud83d\udca9### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 215+### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Seems pretty strong to me. Look likes a green day. Otherwise pre market drops much### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down hopefully dosent break 198### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Some interesting information.Sulland Norway's largest private car dealership has just canceled around 12,000 VW cars for 2023/2024. In addition, now they have canceled their planned stock of cars, customers are finally getting production dates for cars that have already had over one year of waiting times. This just demonstrates how bad the customer service was for those customers. Tesla's are out selling here and remain the most popular car ever sold in Norway.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whats your thought for today? Up/down?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tasdik etmek### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If market goes down tomorrow which i gjink its hoong too !!! Yesla is a sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bay dhe deep\ud83d\udca9### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hopefully doesn\u2019t loose 200 level! If it does im out### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: BTW Charlie munger really embaressed himself making that rather aicr comment that BYD is ahead of Tesla. Byd makes 42 percent more vehicles than tesla and that's due to its inclusion of hybrids. But with that it makes only 2.2b versus tesla's 12.6b. In fact Tesla makes what BYD makes in a Quarter. Probably time to retire. Cutting prices doesn't signifies losing. It's called strategy.### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla about to Zoom higher tomm!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: China Will put Tesla gigafactory to a standstill to ger Byd up### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watch 168 level if it goes lower sell### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think tesla is a good company dont get me wrong! I dont ghink we are reasy for self driving technology yet. Maybe 2035 for now stock is too expensive.. it may crash if it goes under 168.65### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Researchers from TU Delft stumbled upon Lithiumsalts that double battery life. Published in Nature.### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: A Tesla driver in California died early Saturday morning after crashing into a firetruck on an interstate highway, an accident that comes as U.S. regulators are scrutinizing Tesla vehicle crashes with stationary emergency vehicles. The Tesla crashed into a Contra Costa County Fire Protection District truck, which was parked across two lanes to block traffic while police officers assisted with towing a vehicle, said a spokeswoman for the fire-protection district. The accident occurred on Interstate 680 at around 4 a.m.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Darth, are you still around?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: when 2k### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Interesting to watch the futures market today ( Presidents Day ). Expect a slight rise.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Authorities are going to mess with this! To be honest if self driving gets punished or removed all bets are off### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OMG!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bull long term!! Short term may go too 170-180 hopefully not break 170 because of market in general### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only Tesal makes the news for any crash - not Ford, not GM, not Toyota, not Mercedes etc.Why do they want to destroy Tesla/### Assistant: [negative, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: who thinks how tesla will act this week?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Love the stock waiting till 300!### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The level of denial in this chat is astounding, time for the herd to get sheared### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ahhhh cant wait for thuesday\u2026 TEAM BULL :)))))### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is gaining i want to buy\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market makes 0.39% gain for day, TSLA 3.12%. Love this stock..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I want to Invest in Tesla Kindly tell me How much Investment Is required to purchase a Stock of tesla### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought more stock earlier today. I am positive that the price will hit 215 next week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ever since masterplan, the stock has gone up 18 fold.. And this 3rd masterplan is going to end it?.. Let's not tlbe too short term minded. This stock is one of the main contributor to earth's preservation.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When u see a bear, everything is said in a very negative manner. If the bear is that bearish short it... And stick to your believe.### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So now the question is will TSLA &quot;investor day&quot; act as catalyst to end this rally OR catalyst to end an upcoming collapse over next 14 days of its stock price?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Breaking News: Tesla owner to hold conference call with Mex President. Announcement imminent.### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ill wait for 125 in about 2-3 weeks### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy market close news over weekend monday closed Tuesday $230### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When it does top I suspect we see the largest red day it has ever had in history. a 20-30% down day### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Everybody and their mamma waiting for TSLA stonk bubble to top again### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/tesla-fsd-recall-a-very-big-deal-despite-musks-blase-attitude--gljs-johnson-432SI-3007178### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd69\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\ude0b### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now up by 5.7% todayback to 217 on monday### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: see I told you the stock wanted to go up but the Nasdq was lagging...!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thank god im a bull \ud83e\udee1\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 208 close today, great performance...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: up by 4% now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 207 \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i think next week Tsla will touch 225 ( by Tuesday ) since despite of recall of vehicles ( it is software update actually and not physical recall ), the stock is up by more than 3%.Happy to stay with leader### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we on our way.... all aboard?!!### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the day.. Tesla breakdown 200 with volume. consider 10% plunge easily### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is really good if we can hold 202/201/200$### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Holding really strong.. might break in last hour of trade### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: any possibility to close 204 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Black rock still buyin tesla in \u201dsecret\u201d acording to some youtubers### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oh Tesla bots.. Bravo! you have achieved 120% within short time span. now it's time to take some rest and enjoy family time.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy all the way down.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will fly up after oeople get over the big shock of a sofrware update. Scared over Nothing### Assistant: [positive, up, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Entered 190 Tesla Puts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hey Bears, looks like your short term bear trade is stucked kkkkk and smashed against a resistance ?let me teach you, on long Bullish runs this called as Fibonacci return up point kkkk### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $195 Eod### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The manner Tesla stock price is trying to hold higher than all Wall Street just shows, that it will later fall more dramatically, as yesterday. It needs correction and then new highs. So why is such a fuss here?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is the only green stock today ,,, is that not enough? \ud83d\ude09false news wad yesterday and it's time to recover### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it wants to go higher people.... the Nasdaq is dragging down most stocks!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock could have been at 250 today, except for the damn lazy Nasdaq. Lagging!!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sinking### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red within 20min### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla boomers pushing it upwards I wonder when do they stop fighting the trend### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yesterday false news ,, back to 215/210 today### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $130 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: this will return stonger than previous 217$ as 362k is a software update on fsd beta so they made the news to buy lower before investors day, 230-240$ investors day range, get SS for later use### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $90 puts### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 225 today### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dead cat bounce nearly over### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hard drop please \u2b07\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: for me look at the graph. Tesla is bullish. my goal is $227 for March then $345. there is a gap at $144, we can pick it up and bounce back. but in 1 week in 1 month in 10 years???### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Market maker wants it between 190-200 this friday for max gain on expired options. still short. and next week starts the real flush down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We gonna recover this :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: sold yesterday at 216 I bought today 197. always in lever 8### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: helo### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 100 soon , tesla recalled hundreds of thousands self driving cars, secondly 50 points interest rate hike in Fed march meeting. Escape from this asap### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just like that great Super Bowl ad, tesla kills people### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should have sold more. I saw nothing but phoney beggy contracts too. Dang.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Back to 100 like a rock.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: LOL.. so this fsd software is... bs... what a revelation.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Another spike up soon as always.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After hours TSLA is not bouncing.. I presume, some support at 160.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bob looking pretty smart now, bulls too cocky### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: all NASDAQ red today this not a Tesla case problem### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is recalling up to 362,758 cars equipped with its Full Self-Driving Beta software### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: recalling up to 362,758 cars equipped with its Full Self-Driving Beta software or pending installation over concerns it can increase the risk of a crash, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Thursday. &quot;The FSD Beta system may allow the vehicle to act unsafe around intersections, such as traveling straight through an intersection while in a turn-only lane, entering a stop sign-controlled intersection without coming to a complete stop, or proceeding into an intersection during a steady yellow traffic signal without due caution,&quot; the agency said.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla is recalling up to 362,758 cars equipped with its Full Self-Driving Beta software or pending installation over concerns it can increase the risk of a crash, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Thursday. &quot;The FSD Beta system may allow the vehicle to act unsafe around intersections, such as traveling straight through an intersection while in a turn-only lane, entering a stop sign-controlled intersection without coming to a complete stop, or proceeding into an intersection during a steady yellow traffic signal without due caution,&quot; the agency said.### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: we arrived 200 and depending on the strike, the return is delayed### Assistant: [skip, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Correction is needed. $175 end of next week### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So good. Retest 100 :) but I am wait for ~70### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trapping more buyers \ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 130 \ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @bears - Why would you do this!?### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yestrday No one agree and some of you think i have shorted### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Told you### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any bad news or any one knows something why it dropped this hard?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bear trap\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will recover strong! Team Bulls### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GT what do you think about Tesla? Should we wait to 185?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dear costumers soon we are our destination 200 thank You for choosing us### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pubble popping sell before its tuo late### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where's the guy who said $250 by Friday? Haha### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: talk now bulls Put moneyprinter goes brrrrrrrrr### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Freefall comming### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Earing finish for today , now it's time to buy then to next 219 by tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Someone put Munger to sleep. He said BYD way ahead of Tesla. Doesnt Munger know Buffett sold out alot of BYD and going with Tesla??### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why don't all the &quot;successful&quot; traders who are bullish on Tesla ever post their trades?  Let's see who is the real winner.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Starting to rise### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\ude78### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trend is changing to \u2b07\ufe0f soon### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Recall is just a software update no additional cost### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 2,896,000,000 should be removed from stock price### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 362k x 8k purchase price for autopilot fraud cause coming### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OTA update .. relax about the recall### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: oops! Charlie Munger, China operations pause, recall.. what next? waiting for musk sell-off to pay twitter debt? Yes, it will climb high after March 1st week. till then let's see what happens..### Assistant: [negative, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wow that was a big midday volume spike anybody know what could have been the trigger### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will be a big Drop today and tomorrow.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: other stocks are going down right now and some NASDAQ are selling little lots to reinvest on other stocks but they always regret this shorts are just to satisfy their market maker costummers### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Telsa recalling 362k cars because software issue.### Assistant: [negative, down, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now on NASDAQ su\u00edts Will have less and less big lots at cheaper prices near to the ring Bell, its when you Open the app and you see info saying prices for after hours lower### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: where is the bulls come to visit tesla### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA is like a zombie. You can shot at it and this thing will keep going up and up. My target is the 240 area### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I sold $12000 in profit. you have to know how to sell. I will go back to $197.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: maybe today maybe we will see better days closer than today.l bilive to Tesla .### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: closing 220++### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: How accurate the analysis with candlesticks is### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello frends for your today target how much posible ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Red EOD ...IMO### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Read Charlie Munger's note. BYD is so far ahead of Tesla in China \u2018it\u2019s almost ridiculous\u2019 Tesla is smoke and mirror### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will soon go down. But you need to first stop shorting!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ducking Tesla again green. It should go down... Stupid as duck.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Could go down to -60 $ per share or up to 2500 today. :) :)### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: PPI goes up manufacturing index goes down of course this should go up makes total sense \ud83e\udd74### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today target 220+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (TSLA) is the only stock you should buy and hold at $212 today! They now receive Federal tax dollars $7.5 billion to grow their company.Mexico is also investing Billions in Tesla! A major deal will be announced shortly.Tesla price target raised to $420. March 1st is a huge event Investor\u2019s Day 2023### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83d\udc3b trap .....\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Master plan coming get ready, at least +10% up.### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to be bloody I said it yestersy no one agree### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's gonna flush and if you buy you deserve the loss### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Up today, same like yesterday bulls no worry### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: manipulation of bears to scare it will end up green.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will it go up or down today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Few weeks ago, everyone told 30$ soon. Meanwhile it's up more than 100% and the same people calling for 250$ now lol### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Massive option expire this friday, market maker want it below 200 for max gain. therfefore fundamentals, charts, dollar, yields -&gt; go short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: hello all dears i,m new here PELLESE help me\ud83e\udd72\ud83e\udd72### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I was in the mood to sell but the price has gone up a lot, what should I do, does anyone have any suggestions### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: will the price drop a bit today?### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is on its way back to 700+ per share.Mark my words.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Immediate target 235 then 240 to 250. Told short sellers already pull back will be shallow.. Bot back sold positions at 195 to 198. Get ready. All the best out there.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (TSLA) on the move in after hours! Buy in after hours. Big event coming! $275 next week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STRONG CLOSE!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: go bayb go Target red Apple### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I can hear bears crying...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: train to 200 &gt; last tickets now on sale### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 212, here we go again...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 212 look weak at the begining, but wow212 is strooong!!!### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tomorrow CPI forecasts lower then prior when Thats very Bullish for Tesla ...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The Biden administration has given Tesla $7.5 billion for opening up their super charging network.The Biden administration will pump fed dollars into Tesla stock and the company!Mexico is next with Big deals about to be announced:)$275 end of next week load up!### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will crash### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: may be open 225 tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: quiet little by little it goes up to $ 345 in 2 months in 4 months we will arrive.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if today 220 or More close dont wory ,because l wish next stations 250.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: (Reuters) - Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk promises to unveil a third part of his Master Plan on March 1, in which he has set out bold goals for growth of the electric-car maker.### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Why do people love this stock? 50 PE ratio, one of the most over valued stocks out there. Not to mention more competition.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This is going too 300. Zoom out folks### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: In a week it s gonna be 250### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying more tesla to annoy bears### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: over bought makes unexpectation### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only short### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will give u new low buy thr### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Cup and handle### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I will wait @189### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let\u2019s see how long you guys hold for### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: going down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The squeeze to $420 has begun. Buy as much TSLA as you can!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: should be 20$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Do anybody knows ? Plz tell me### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Futures chart is very important to catch short term moves### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla futures chart***### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where can I get &quot;tesla futures&quot; chart ??### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA working on a double top... \ud83d\udc3b\u200d\u2744\ufe0f\ud83e\uddf2\ud83d\udcb0\ud83d\udc4d Permabears your chance for today.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ATH 2023 ?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Patience pays. Tesla lifting of. \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next month target $288.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: cross 214........ then 228\ud83d\udc9f### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I agree. stocktraderhaven.com gave same levels.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Watchout bears 250 closer than u think. Then 300+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So TESLA halts production in china until end of Feb, still this goes up premarket?### Assistant: [negative, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: End in red today, you can bet on it.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Massiiiive \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80 lets get to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: uaua,2.17 in pre market \ud83c\udf1b### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 today### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250-264 on radar.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $220++### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tsla can\u2019t replace OIL geniuses### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If break 212 we might go up to 230$### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Easy money. Just buy calls### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We are going to double to $420 very fsst! Today leg up to $230### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11 march 227$ \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf1b\ud83c\udfc4\ud83e\udddc\ud83d\udcab\ud83d\udcabApril 345$\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11\ud83c\udf34\ud83c\udfdd\ufe0f\ud83c\udfd6\ufe0f\ud83c\udf34\ud83c\udf34### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bought 3k of sn79tr this squeeze will end soon### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: RIP bears...your short selling days are over### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: keep buying### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Imma get rich hihihi to bad for you bears :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: See you guys on the moon tomorrow morning. AH is strong.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thats why they call us, the long term investors, the swing traders, because we just sit after buy and watch the price swing down during uptrends then leg up upon last high on a cont\u00ednuos up trend, its so safe to be a swing trader, pleasant.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it just pumping because musk selll is coming Twitter payment date is not far away be careful.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Not a tech, not AI.. just a car company### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 emd of next week!!! The squeeze to $420 has begun!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: next stations 225 or More..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tomorrow new short term arh \ud83d\udc4d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: So many negative reports written by so call analyst on this app... So basically it's just noise. The best is yet to be...### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still laughing about the $7 million anti-Tesla super bowl ad. What a loser.### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Excited for March 1st.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: wait for drop horribilis :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla china delivery felt sharply last week but yes buy the stock### Assistant: [negative, up, company news, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It's not real Buy, it's short squeeze### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250. Draw lines. Then sell. Take profits. Buy back at $100### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next leg is $225 tomorrow### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 250 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: try to be close 210### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short 206.70### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @ Carl Yup, I made money - not a lot but some. Maybe when you have the balls youl'l post your big trades online. Mouthpiece All talk.### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: @bruh 203.70 short 203.05 exit  Learn before you post### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The mega squeeze to $420 has begun### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short 203.70### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 205+### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: now it is ready to drop to 100$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: STIX### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I'm guessing Today's high is 205.00 and today's low is going to be 198.00### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 225 EOW### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: \ud83e\udd29\ud83e\udd73\ud83e\udd73202\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf1b227 \ud83d\udca4\ud83d\udca4 March 2027 April \ud83d\udca5\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\u2b50345\ud83e\udd11\ud83e\udd11### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 210### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon University bots cheers fomo buyers. it's time to trigger sell-off. Elon when you are going to reveal that you have sold millions around $200. hope soon it will be done on priority as investors awaiting for profit booking trigger.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Should hit 205.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oof new highs for the day maybe coming### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 216### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Worm### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ooooook, here we go again...200 strong resistance...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good work Tesla, keep going up.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell 203, Sl 206, target 75, risk to reward ~30X. Chance of working out ~30%, win: ~10X### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: inflation### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: end of day 197.00### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fake rally. Just keep shorting### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Well see 250 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I am buying and will not stop!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Manipulation!### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just coming 210+++### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla (TSLA) squeezing to $400 faster than you think! Buy Tesla stock now!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: pakk 200++### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what a trap### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gap closed now we go down for the day### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: closing 210+++### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell quick friends### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: heavy hot inflation we can see 150 today be ready### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I put a 200+ call yesterday. With all the good news right now I hope nothing negative affects it .### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: looks nice### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: alright so we all know what happened last time### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 202\ud83d\udca5\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83c\udf1b227### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I think we might see pump day if cpi wont f us### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell 196, SL 199 for today. Profit target 75. Risk reward ~30X### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soros Fund Management scooped up 242,399 shares of Tesla (TSLA)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The 'live' tab replay is no longer working. You missed a great show.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon Musk's live feed has ended on YT. However, you may watch the reply. Go to YT and enter 'CZ Live', hit the 'live' tab, enjoy!### Assistant: [skip, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Go to YT and type in 'CZ Live'. He's giving a very indepth talk about Tesla!### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Elon is live on YouTube now### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/TSLA/7nvpB0Nc-TESLA-TSLA-Feb-13th-2023/### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let's hope for a solid CPI results.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lol \ud83e\udd26\u200d\u2642\ufe0f### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Could it be 2 day reversal and we go up from here ?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Yy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy now or never.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I wonder why it dipped -4% today### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: UP### Assistant: [skip, up, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Stock today went to 188 and then back to 195 in less than 1 hour ,,, tesla will be good investment specially when they start cyberpunk earning and semitruck earning ,, I don't sat this because I own a few shares but because this thing will happen soon not predict### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: buy before trashla goes down to 150 and lower yep thats the way to go### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 130 target \ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b\u2b07\ufe0f### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today was the last day to buy before we boom all the way to 210+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA will close on Biden\u2019s $7.5 billion dollar Deal shortly!$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ Get ready for $225 Buy all you can now!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: today closing 205+### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short squeze soon over and back to +200### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: what makes it fall? let me know!### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: bubble popping### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I put a call option for 200 today let's go to the moon \ud83d\ude80!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I smell panic selling again. People selling because its up so much\ud83d\ude27### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: tesla super bowl ad would blow renvenues\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hard down please \ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b\ud83d\udc3b### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 75$ next by summer### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Now stupid Tesla blocking Nasdaq...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Predictions for today?### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Riv and Lucid uploading bankruptcy papers### Assistant: [positive, up, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: meanwhile### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i think first target is 250$. not investment advice.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $300 end of next week! Mega squeeze has begun!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: amazing superbowl ad elony### Assistant: [positive, skip, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA on Thursday = $167### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: My best guess is $167 on Thursday, then up.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buy more in dip### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: drop up to 170$### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hope monday starts off with a rocket \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: good luck### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: beautiful, new Tesla for poors available now for less then 27 k### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the secret is filter h1 and H4 and buy and hold the deeps on fibo points between price extension 100 $ to 210$ for now### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Next week CPI forecasts 6,2 per cent its bellow last Numbers 6,5 Thats as Powell Said, inflation is on good Run, goods prices are lowering without afect jobless negativly.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Too much HYP.E.### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: iam looking at Daily chart right now and i cant ser the downtrend some Gamblers talks here### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: ironic that Tesla has one down day and all the haters return but they sure we're quiet during this insane bull run### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Island reversal of 1h and 4h, abandoned baby on daily and shooting star on the weekly chart. Rare conjunction of short and long term sell signals.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: so many bad comments on Tesla right now and it's not looking good at all .### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Let the short run begin### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: CMON \ud83d\ude80### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tuesday 207$### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Monday 201$### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 198$ week end### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Just Need A Small Miracle because the way things are headed I only see Negative News for Tesla .### Assistant: [negative, down, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: thankyou powell to take off my ps5### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Enormous bubble has popped### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: around 1:15 pm It Will Be At 207### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This Stock Is Bipolar### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gonna go parabolic next week.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is schizophrenic.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gaps filled. $250 coming next week. Load up now.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: OK, now from 195 to test 200 again...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Retail panic lolol### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: FOMO for bulls ;)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 200 above close just buy ittt...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Those not follow our sell call at 202, now start to lose money already !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going up fron here ?### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I predict at some point this year. Tesla will hit 250B market cap.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Holy moly### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Wow ! Everyone is selling !!!! to much fear in the market !!!!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: When Tesla falls to 160-170 it is still in the bullish trend. If that breaks we could have two digit scenarios come into play. BroaderbMarket responds to continuing rate hikes and some profit taking is my guess.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Fundamentally; This price seems about right. 150-250 represent market cap of a very profitable car company that has the potential to be one of the biggest companies in energy, AI and transportation in the future. Technically; dangerous reversal pattern appearing on the daily and weekly graph, with yesterday being sell-off spike price. I think this might return towards 150 and will probably buy back in at that point. BTW: 90% of you people here have lost the plot and are blindsighted gambling and wishful thinking on their own position.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: GE could soon own a stake in Tesla metals suppliers .### Assistant: [skip, skip, company news, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: short?### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If TSLA declines from here and hits our new $167 price target, then it should retrace back up to $207, in order to complete its inversion pattern, that I believe may be presently occurring. However, 'IF' TSLA closes up today then $246 is still on the table. I do not think this will happen though.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Here is something that very few stock traders are aware of. For the last year and a half, bitcoin has been leading the NASDAQ stock index. Take yesterday for example, bitcoin was down all morning, while US stocks were up sharply. In afternoon trading bitcoin increased its sharp sell off, US stocks had no choice but to follow bitcoin's lead and close down significantly. Like I said, this has been going on for sometime now.### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: c'mon Elon fire the rocket... to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I told you I got in and caboom down### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It will recover towards close### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good news \ud83d\ude80 Be READY!### Assistant: [positive, up, company news, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Put A $300 call option long call ending further than April and watch your money triple thru out the months coming .### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Powerful reversal formation on the daily chart### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Understand something. This was so overvalued that Elon bought Twitter just to have an excuse to sell. This guys doesn\u2019t joke around### Assistant: [negative, down, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very strong reversal signal on the daily chart.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i thought it was going up yesterday put a 215 call and I have to have pure luck for today because that's when my call option ends ....### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whatever goes down today buy little by little. Next week will reach 250### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: TSLA should decline 40 points off of yesterday's $207 close. It was suppose to go up 40 more points. However, I believe that the blueprinted move is inverting now to the downside. $167 is the new target.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Short Until 90 dollars### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you will never get this price in your lifetime...grab it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Nothing special, just a car company. A great one. Just a car company. Under $100 soon### Assistant: [positive, down, vehicle technical, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: you will never get this price in your lifetime...grab it### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today 250### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dropping is faster than climbing### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Buying opportunity technical dip and gap### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell TSLA... Shorting is the best.. buy Put option### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Strong reversal signal on the daily chart called \u2018abandoned baby\u2019.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Testing 200 again...if it reaches 205, green close!### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If today\u2019s gap remains open that would be a strong reversal signal on the daily chart called \u2018abandoned ba /by\u2019.### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The great bear rally was a underwhelming.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Morgan S and their oppiniums are manipulating the market. Cant you see how easy that would be? Rigged system### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Oversold! 216 in the pm### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: You men 185\ud83d\ude42### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 195 soon### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If today gap remains open that would be an \u2018abandoned baby\u2019 formation on the daily chart. Very strong reversal signal.### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: i guess 200+ won't be seen 2023 anymore### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: if it is below 196 i ll sell all bcoz it will go to 80### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green by lunch### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: People here are not smart enough to understand the Tesla short squeeze to $400.100 million shares short still are covering over $200.This along with new buyers will send this over $400 fast.These call options will convert to buy shares also \u2026.same goes for put options that lose they have buy\u2026..The fire is \ud83d\udd25 buy more $225 next week### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I gor in at 214 yesterday, why is it down now ??### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Green @ the end### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Down cuz need fuel to moon dont worry. Team bulls.### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Will recover a lot today. Remember tesla was up 3% yesterday while nasdaq red. This would make tesla 0% gain in 2days while nasdaq down...### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Both bulls and bears here seem to be very unrealistic about where this stock is going. 200 seems like a fair price for Tesla stocks in 2023, it's a gamble at this point. If you didn't buy below 150 you are late to the party.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Master plan 3.1254321 robot that will do your laundry. Oh yeah!### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Time to buy guys next target is 220 and today close @ 208### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ouch. I hope i wont get margin called. I doubled down at 205 yesterday### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Hello Bulls!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will crash 20% today be ready \ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23\ud83e\udd23### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today's pre-market seems a choppy one### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trust me it has stopped will plummet and here comes the full on recession### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Thats one gap. Other ones at 145 before or after cpi or show pmpndmp### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I love fridays but hate them same time cuz last day of the week then stockmarket closed until monday :(### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: After market got us bleeding. But tomorrow friday we will gain and be stronger! Team Bull. Team Tesla. Dont sleep on TESLA!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: There are 90 million shares short that are starting to cover! We are going to $400 so buy more tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This high volume of selling indicates that shorts are covering that is the reason why tesla is going up when indexes are dipping.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Overvalued, frothy. Shorted/### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last push guys we can do it lets get it to atleast 209-210### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: the crash begins and lies returns like desinflation### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Whole market crashing again, tesla strong### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Closing the gap and then up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That drop wow\u2026### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If Tesla turns red, that will be the start of a long term reversal :/### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: End of the delusional dreams### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: That was bad hope for over 210, comon\u2026 if it turns red i am smoked ;)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Last push guys, hope we keep it over 210.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Peeps selling everything else and putting $$$ in Tesla. Sell at $250. Resistance. Draw line . Then buy back in at $100### Assistant: [positive, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Almost the only green stock , crazy isn\u2019t !!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I hope 210 holds, below 210 i need to go short :/### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Any upside above 200 is pure froth. This company is worth $150 at best.  Short.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Soon to the moon### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: scam### Assistant: [negative, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Volatility-wide this is heavily skewed to the upside: Calls are much more expensive than Puts right now - Put-Call-Spread is even more extreme than last March. If you're smart, you know what to do.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Everyone way to bullish on this.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Very strong### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: We will never see red in coming days because of short squezze### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 230 in short yay :)### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 220 next week! yay!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bring it temporarily to 185 and then take it up### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 3 open gaps left behind, TP set on , who knows algos might want to test them before heading to north### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: It was about time!!!### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 450 $ next target### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The mega short squeeze has begun to $400! Once and a lifetime opportunity to buy this stock and get rich!!!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250. Then sell. Draw your lines peeps### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bought the dip at 108$\ud83d\udcaa### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Anyone know why it goes up every day 2-5% ? Now over 100+ points since a few weeks ago...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Bye bye tesla. Thanks for giving profits. Will see you in 200 again### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gamma squeeze is on for a while### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Good bye TSLA### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This will kill all the shorters..400 can be revisited easy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: volume/price divergence is obvious### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 101.81+384.29=486.1/2=243avr### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $255 is most important price point. If we break that bull run confirmed### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Deep dive coming. Sell the stonk!### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 and then fall back down. Take profits at $250. Buy back in at $110### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Going to fall till 147### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today is going to be stupendous! Keep on your toes....### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I expect some selling arround 210Holdong long on stocks and scalping to surf the down wave### Assistant: [skip, down, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Gaps to fill. Up 300%. Selling expired worthless calls to noobs and laughing at their timing and what they paid.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sell Tesla will be in Huge RED Today SHORT and earn money### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Ask any racer. Any REAL racer. It don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile -- winnin's winnin', and Elon is winnin'. Don't you wanna be winnin', too?### Assistant: [positive, skip, leadership, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Since 2017 I have seen multiple significant global financial events and I have absolutely REFUSED to admit there was a bottom until I missed every gain from that bottom. I INSISTED it MUST go lower. Don't be like me. The default direction is UP. The red days are a literal fraction of green days. This may not be the bottom, but you've missed 100% gains by insisting it wasn't.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today will go to 247. Never sell tesla.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Today 10% up....... target 221### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! \ud83d\ude1d### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla Baby! The epic short squeeze to $400 has begun! Do not miss this once and a life time opportunity to get rich!### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Crazy volume on pre market. DSOT (DONT SLEEP ON TESLA)### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Que lindo estan todos los pre market hoy### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 240 soon..Enjoy### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Man this is crazy and I love it.Glad a I took a peak before I went to sleep.### Assistant: [positive, skip, skip, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dont sleep on Tesla. Game changer, Life changer :)### Assistant: [positive, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: it's up over 60% ytd, how much more will it run? want to maximize my calls### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla will short squeeze to $400 a share faster than you think :)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Liquidating noobs calls. Wow. You should see how much is ripe for the taking.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: This stock is more overbought than meta### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Where is Ron?### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Tesla, the most hyped and most manipulated stock in history...### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: trash vehicles, trash CEO### Assistant: [negative, skip, vehicle technical, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: I have a lock I just bought in I guarantee it tanks tommorow### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Still rising $$$### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: $250 resistance.### Assistant: [skip, skip, stock market, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Alright, I'm convinced. Sold at 192 like a chump but I'm back in.### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: never touching meme stonks### Assistant: [negative, skip, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Strong dispite NQ low performance, its a buy defo### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to buy]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: red### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Lets hope it hopds 200 at close### Assistant: [positive, skip, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: only this stupd stock up. crazy elon fan boy will cry again.### Assistant: [negative, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: 5% gap up tomorrow and trade 4% to 7% higher by close tomorrow### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Trying to make money on shorting a megacap company with amazing product journey, incredible execution and best products from the whole market is stupid. Tesla is going to the moon one way or another. potentially a major drop can still happen of course. I wouldn't bet my money on this ;)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: time to dive### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: why it's keep going### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, request for information]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Only clueless people short strongest megacap on nasdaq### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: The mega squeeze to $400 has begun!!!! Go Tesla! After March this will be over $300 as investors day approaches:)### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to hold]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Dumbest people short tesla while its green when overall market down a lot. This should say something..### Assistant: [positive, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Sasi### Assistant: [skip, skip, skip, skip]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: If it closes over 200, I think it might easily reach 230 in a couple of weeks...### Assistant: [skip, up, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Looks to have topped out on the hourly.### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to share opinion]", "### Human: The given comment is a specific comment from the Tesla stock community.\nFollow the format of the example to return the labels as a list.\n\n<Four Tasks>\nFirst, analyze whether the commenter has a positive or negative opinion of Tesla. Print 'skip' if no sentiment toward Tesla is shown.\nSecond, analyze whether the commenter thinks Tesla stock will go up or down. Print 'skip' if no opinion on Tesla stock is shown.\nThird, analyze the topic of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\nFourth, analyze the intent of the given comment. If the comment is meaningless, print 'skip'.\n\n<Labelling Options>\nSentiment: positive, negative, skip\nStock Price: up, down, skip\nTopic: vehicle technical, stock market, leadership, company news, skip\nIntention: intent to by, intent to sell, intent to hold, request for information, intent to share opinion, skip\n\n<Note about Topic>\nvehicle technology: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's vehicles such as autopilot, battery technology, design, etc.\nstock market: Comments discussing Tesla's stock performance, price, etc.\nleadership: Comments discussing aspects related to Tesla's leadership, primarily Elon Musk, his actions, statements, etc.\ncompany news: Comments discussing recent events, updates, or news related to Tesla as a company.\n\nIf there are any duplicates, extract them all.(The same goes for intent analysis.)\n\n<Labelling Example>\ngiven comment: \"I think it's going to double anyway, so I'll hold it.\"\nlabelling: ['skip', 'up', 'stock market', 'intent to hold']\n\n<Your Labelling>\ngiven comment: Run now !### Assistant: [negative, down, stock market, intent to sell]"]
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